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Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 is the next generation of Windows Embedded Point of Service software for devices such as cash registers, self-service kiosks, digital signage, cash ATMs and fuel pumps. has released its latest offering from its Windows Embedded Ready product line.

Using Windows Event Viewer as a forensic tool for legacy log analysis.Įxplorer doesn’t have this problem and displays event date and time correctly.NEW YORK - Microsoft Corp. Timestamp is a key field for any forensic examination, this makes impossible In every case, Windows 10 Event Viewer failed to display event datetime for these log files.

Suggesting that this issue could be a bug of Event Log Explorer, we took several event log files from Windows XP – we saved several event logs as files using Windows XP Event Viewer and got a couple of “live” legacy event logs. First, we noticed that it doesn’t display event date and time for evt log files exported with Event Log Explorer (our application can export events to legacy format). However, Windows 10 Event Viewer stopped working correctly. Event Viewer parses evt files and displays them like native evtx files. That’s why many third-party event viewers cannot read evt files on modern Windows. Unfortunately, Windows API doesn’t support evt files anymore and API function OpenBackupEventLog returns error 1500 (Log file is corrupted) when opening evt files. It was designed to open event log files in both

This Event Viewer went through Windows 7, 8, and got to Windows Vista appeared in 2007, it introduced a new event log format along with That millions of computers across the globe still run XP-based OS and log their Moreover, Microsoft still supports Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 which is based on Windows XP. Windows 2003 Server still has more than 10% of server operating systems. According to different researches, in 2018 Windows XP market share was more than 4% of all desktop operating systems. Update of May 18, 2020: It looks like Winddoesn’t have this issue.Īlthough era of Windows XP is over, there are still a great number of PCs running this operating system or Windows 2003 Server.