Event ID 59: The system is entering Away Mode
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The system is entering Away Mode.
Event 59
Kernel-Power
System log
Information
Windows failed to provision TPM binding information with error status
Event 59
Kernel-Boot
System log
Error
… from …( #0x…/0x
Event 59
TerminalServices-LocalSessionManager
TerminalServices-LocalSessionManager/Operational log
Information
BITS started the … transfer job that is associated with the … URL.
Event 59
Bits-Client
Bits-Client/Operational log
Information