Event ID 14: A Secure Boot Policy update resulted in status
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A Secure Boot Policy update resulted in status
Event 14
Kernel-Boot
System log
Information
The time provider NtpClient was unable to find a domain controller to use as a time source.
Event 14
Time-Service
System log
Warning
NTFS KSR data fill failed.
Event 14
Ntfs
System log
Warning
Port configuration setting changed
Event 14
StorPort
System log
Information
An error occurred while signing a message
Event 14
Security-Kerberos
System log
Information
OperationId = …; Operation = …; Channel = …; Message
Event 14
WMI-Activity
WMI-Activity/Operational log
Information
SMB2 Request Notify Break Lease
Event 14
SMBServer
SMBServer/Operational log
Information
BITS was not able to listen for peer-server announcements.
Event 14
Bits-Client
Bits-Client/Operational log
Error