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Event ID 812: The winlogon notification subscriber <…> finished handling the notification event

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The winlogon notification subscriber <…> finished handling the notification event

Event 812
Winlogon
System log
Information
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
The winlogon notification subscriber <…> finished handling the notification event (…).

MFND namespace page map control failed.

Event 812
StorPort
System log
Error
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
MFND namespace page map control failed.                    
Adapter port number: …                    
Adapter Guid: …                    
Miniport driver name: …                    
Adapter SerialNumber: …                    
MFND interface name: …                    
PCI vendor ID: …                    
PCI subsystem vendor ID: …                    
Product ID: …                    
Firmware revision: …                    
Operation mode: …                    
Operation privilege: …                    
Namespace ID: …                    
Control action: …                    
Command status code (SC): …                    
Command status code type (SCT): …                    
NtStatus: …

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Event 812
Kernel-PnP
System log
Information
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
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