Event Viewer 1015 – Trace Level parameter not located in registry

Asked By Rowena Sagabaen 20 points N/A Posted on - 08/24/2011

I am trying to clean up my computer and troubleshoot why i seemed to have a recurring PC restart. 

I stumbled into my event viewer with this message: (see image below)

 

Eventid 1015

Tracelevel parameter not located in registry. Default trace level used is 32.

Do you have any idea on how i can remove  or troubleshoot this error?

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Answered By kelles201 0 points N/A #118319

Event Viewer 1015 – Trace Level parameter not located in registry

Hi Rowena,

It seems that your files you to clean up were not there in your system anymore or in your application.

s the message box said “not located registry” so for me you’ve already deleted your files in your system.

So you can’t anymore clean it up your application. So I suggest try to restore it again your recycle bin if there.

But if not we don’t have a solution for that. So before you cleaning it up remove files name in your system so the error message will never came up again.

And you can start cleaning up right away.

Thanks,

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #118320

Event Viewer 1015 – Trace Level parameter not located in registry

Those in the background are the core components of Windows that run in the background.

Those are the logs of the programs that are working in the background and keep Windows running.

Windows keeps track of all the programs that are executed either automatically in the startup during boot up or by a user who launched and uses an application.

All the information are logged in the Event Viewer about how the application launched, if there is an error while launching it or has it encounter a conflict while it was running and being used.

This component of Windows only displays event logs and nothing more.

It has 3 types of log messages:

1. Information
2. Warning
3. Error

Double – click on the log to see the log information.

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