A user asked if anyone had a script to check the device Event Viewer for why a device will blue screen or BSOD. Wouter replied that although complicated, tools for BSOD Analysis may be found through a simple online search. Dennis mentioned that Windows Error Reporting (WER) may be used as a source of data, also providing a screenshot of a proof of concept script as an example. Eugene asked for clarification on whether or not a workflow can be created for alerts on BSODs.
Read the entire ‘Leveraging Windows Error Reporting for BSOD Alerts’ thread below:
Happy Friday
Quickly wanted to check if anyone has script to check the device Event viewer for why a device will blue screen or BSOD
Saw a blog post to check event if 41 but seems to be only giving an alert
I would like to see why
I believe we’ve looked at this but the analysis of a dump file is pretty complicated
@member thanks for the quick reply
I was looking at this block and the script here that can grab the code event viewer logs
Eugene, when I wrote that article I looked in to tools that would BSOD analysis tools and as Wouter said they are pretty complicated and without extensively using them I didn’t feel comfortable recommend one of them. If you google "Crash Dump Analyzer" you can see them.
So there is no way to create a workflow that will alert on BSOD that alert will then trigger a power shell script that will run a get-event to see what could possibly be the reason for the BSOD ?
Edge will start using windows error reporting (WER) as the source of BSOD data. I believe this includes the most obvious causes of a blue screen.
The screenshot below is from a proof of concept script in one of our demo environments.
In this case it’s the sysinternals notmyfault tool.
I don’t remember timing on this. But @member might know
Cool stuff Dennis!
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