Trace Log
This is a discussion about Trace Log in the Everything New Technology category; I have Windows XP Pro. I have recently noticed that the trace. log found under C:\Windows\System 32\LogFiles\ WMI has been growing way out of proportion- up to 1. 5 gigs in size. I have all counters disabled with exctrlst.
I have Windows XP Pro. I have recently noticed that the "trace.log" found under C:\Windows\System 32\LogFiles\ WMI has been growing way out of proportion- up to 1.5 gigs in size.
I have all counters disabled with exctrlst.exe but this sucker still grows. Thankfully I can dual boot and delete this monster on the Win2K side of this machine. Any ideas on what is going on and how to disable this?
Thanks
I have all counters disabled with exctrlst.exe but this sucker still grows. Thankfully I can dual boot and delete this monster on the Win2K side of this machine. Any ideas on what is going on and how to disable this?
Thanks
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Found the problem. It was bootvis. I had set it up to run 2 passes and then optimize. I had to interrupt it after the first pass and chose to optimize at that point. Even the the operation seemed to be complete, it wasn't. I re-ran bootvis for 1 pass and optimized and the problem is now solved.
everytime I have it trace and then after reboot I choose optimize when the computer boots up and it says its optimizing it gives me an error about timing out waiting for scheduler to start. any ideas?
