%p,%d,%S,%m%nĬlick Save followed by OK to save the parser settings. Next, set the parser type to DSV Parser and parser arguments to: In the parser configuration dialog enter a filename pattern which will match the file name given to your CSV file.

To do this go to Settings -> Parser Mappings and click 'Add'. When prompted enter a name for your new CSV file and select 'CSV (Comma Separated)' as the saved type.įinally click 'Save' to export the event log entries.īefore we open our new CSV log file in LogViewPlus, we need to configure the application so it can parse the CSV file. With your event viewer open right click on the target log category and select 'Save All Events As.'. Changes made to column sorting will be preserved. Log entries will be exported as they appear in the log viewer grid. To export your event log entries as a CSV file the first thing you need to do is open event viewer and select the log category that you want to export. The exported EVTX file can be opened in LogViewPlus immediately without any further configuration. When prompted enter a name for your new EVTX file and select 'Event Files' as the saved type.įinally click 'Save' to export the event log entries. Next, right click on the target category and select 'Save All Events As.'. To export your event log entries as an EVTX file the first thing you need to do is open event viewer and select the log category that you want to export. This is covered in the Windows Events documentation. Reading log entries directly from the Windows Event Log is also supported. This documentation will cover both the Event Log Parser as well as a CSV file export. As a binary format they are not human readable and sometimes a CSV format is preferred instead. EVTX files are a proprietary binary file format provided by Microsoft. The event log parser can be used to parse *.evtx files.

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