Event ID 813: Set MFND child controller QoS statistics property

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Set MFND child controller QoS statistics property.

Event 813

StorPort

System log

Information

Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)

Set MFND child controller QoS statistics property.                    
Adapter port number: …                    
Adapter Guid: …                    
Miniport driver name: …                    
Adapter SerialNumber: …                    
MFND interface name: …                    
PCI vendor ID: …                    
PCI subsystem vendor ID: …                    
Product ID: …                    
Firmware revision: …                    
Feature enable: …                    
QoS statistics monitor period: … seconds                    
Swap bucket period: … minutes                    
Command status code (SC): …                    
Command status code type (SCT): …                    
NtStatus: …

Reenumeration of … has been queued.

Event 813

Kernel-PnP

System log

Information

Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)

Reenumeration of … has been queued.