View the history of Windows problems and activities with the Reliability Monitor

To support me, you can subscribe to the channel, share and like the videos, disable your ad blocker or make a donation. Thank you!

Hello,

The Reliability Monitor graphically displays the history of activities and problems that have occurred on Windows.
The graph displays failures, warnings and information that have appeared on Windows.
You can quickly see what has happened on the workstation:
- Installing/uninstalling Windows updates.
- Application installation/uninstallation.
- Windows crash.
- Application crash.
- Driver installation/uninstallation.

To display the reliability monitor:
- Search for the term “reliability” to see “Display reliability history”

- In the System and security
configuration panel. Or run the command:
perfmon /rel

Reliability history via PowerShell

#List applications with errors
Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_ReliabilityRecords |
    where-object { $_.sourcename -eq "Application Error" } |
    group-Object productname -NoElement

#Pilots
Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_ReliabilityRecords |
    where-object { $_.sourcename -eq "Microsoft-Windows-UserPnp"} |
    Select-Object productname, message | Format-List

#Update
Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_ReliabilityRecords |
    where-object { $_.sourcename -eq "Microsoft-Windows-WindowsUpdateClient"} |
    Select-Object productname, message | Format-List

#Software installations
Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_ReliabilityRecords |
    where-object { $_.sourcename -eq "MsiInstaller"} |
    Select-Object productname, message | Format-List

View the history of Windows problems and activities with the Reliability Monitor

Reliability history via PowerShell

Video : View the history of Windows problems and activities with the Reliability Monitor

Related links

The difference between updates and upgrades

Windows - How to run a memory test to detect faulty RAM

Fix an Active Directory sign-on approval relationship error

How to create a multiboot USB key with the Ventoy tool

How to clean and repair the Windows Component Store

5 ways to achieve Windows recovery (WinRe) on Windows 10 and 1

Follow me on

Support me

Last content

Tags