Event Id 1202 Memory Diagnostic Direct

Get-WinEvent -FilterHashtable @LogName='System'; ProviderName='Microsoft-Windows-WHEA-Logger' | Where-Object $_.Id -eq 1202 | Select-Object TimeCreated, Message -First 10

Once you locate the Event ID 1202 entry, double-click it to see the description. There are generally two outcomes you will see in the tab:

| Frequency | Action | |-----------|--------| | Once a month | Monitor; likely normal for ECC RAM | | Several times a day | Test RAM with MemTest86 or vendor tool | | Multiple per hour + performance issues | Replace suspected DIMM or reseat modules | | Accompanied by system freezes | Immediate hardware replacement needed | event id 1202 memory diagnostic

Event ID 1202 is the system’s way of saying: “I found a problem with memory (or another critical component), but I was able to fix it without crashing.”

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The Event ID 1202 is logged in the Windows Event Viewer when the Memory Diagnostic tool runs and detects a problem with the system's memory.

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Instead, Windows logs the results in the Event Viewer under .