#kernel-power

Windows Event ID 1042 – Kernel-Power: System Reboot Without Clean Shutdown

Event ID 1042 indicates the system rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This critical event signals unexpected power loss, hardware failure, or forced restart scenarios.

Windows Event ID 1038 – Kernel-Power: Critical System Power Event

Event ID 1038 indicates a critical system power event where Windows detected an unexpected power loss or system shutdown without proper shutdown procedures.

Windows Event ID 105 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power: System Power State Transition

Event ID 105 from Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power indicates system power state transitions, typically when Windows enters or exits sleep, hibernate, or shutdown states. Critical for power management troubleshooting.

Windows Event ID 45 – Kernel-Power: System Power State Transition

Event ID 45 from Kernel-Power indicates a system power state transition, typically when Windows enters or exits sleep, hibernate, or shutdown states. Critical for power management troubleshooting.

Windows Event ID 30 – Kernel-Power: System Power State Transition

Event ID 30 from Kernel-Power indicates a system power state transition, typically recording when Windows enters or exits sleep, hibernation, or other power management states.

Windows Event ID 29 – Kernel-Power: Critical System Power Event

Event ID 29 from Kernel-Power indicates a critical system power event, typically occurring during unexpected shutdowns, power failures, or hardware-related power issues that require immediate investigation.

Windows Event ID 38 – Kernel-Power: System Thermal Zone Temperature

Event ID 38 from Kernel-Power indicates thermal zone temperature changes or thermal management events in Windows systems, typically logged when CPU or system temperatures exceed normal operating thresholds.

Windows Event ID 29 – Kernel-Power: Critical System Power Event

Event ID 29 from Kernel-Power indicates critical power-related issues including unexpected shutdowns, power supply failures, or thermal protection events that can cause system instability.

Windows Event ID 32022 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power: System Power State Transition

Event ID 32022 indicates a system power state transition initiated by the Windows kernel power management subsystem, typically occurring during sleep, hibernate, or wake operations.