Event ID 3: License policy-cache corruption has been fixed
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License policy-cache corruption has been fixed.
Event 3
Kernel-General
System log
Information
Video bit transfer rate is … bytes per ms.
Event 3
Kernel-Boot
System log
Information
The time provider '…' logged the following message
Event 3
Time-Service
System log
Information
RundownVolumeInformation VolumeId: …, DeviceName
Event 3
Ntfs
System log
Information
A Kerberos error message was received:
Event 3
Security-Kerberos
System log
Information
Stop OperationId
Event 3
WMI-Activity
WMI-Activity/Operational log
Information
SMB2 Request Logoff
Event 3
SMBServer
SMBServer/Operational log
Information
The BITS service created a new job.
Event 3
Bits-Client
Bits-Client/Operational log
Information
Automatic certificate enrollment for … completed.
Event 3
CertificateServicesClient-AutoEnrollment
Application log
Information