#windows-events

Windows Event ID 3 – System: Network Connection Established

Event ID 3 indicates a successful network connection has been established by the Windows system, typically logged when network services start or connections are made to remote resources.

Windows Event ID 0 – Unknown: System Event with Undefined Source

Event ID 0 with Unknown source indicates a system event where the event source could not be properly identified or registered, often pointing to corrupted event log entries or missing event source definitions.

Windows Event ID 12010 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-General: System Time Change Detected

Event ID 12010 fires when Windows detects a system time change, either manual or automatic. Critical for security auditing and troubleshooting time synchronization issues in domain environments.

Windows Event ID 18 – Various Sources: Generic Application or Service Event

Event ID 18 is a generic identifier used by multiple Windows applications and services to log various operational events, ranging from informational messages to error conditions depending on the source.

Windows Event ID 1 – Unknown: Generic System Event Logging

Event ID 1 from Unknown source represents generic system events that occur when Windows cannot identify the specific event source or when third-party applications generate basic logging entries.

Windows Event ID 1796 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-General: System Time Change Detected

Event ID 1796 fires when Windows detects a system time change, either manual adjustment or automatic synchronization. Critical for security auditing and troubleshooting time-sensitive applications.