Clayman,
The software make database in SQL server in order to store all Event logs; In case you don't have SQL server you just install SQL Express from the link below this will work with the software and its completely free
https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/down....aspx?id=29062
Also if you have any further query just write to us

We configured according to the doc you provided but problem still persist

Then I downloaded Lepide Event Log Manager it seems it require SQL Server so I just configuring the same once done will let you know
Thanks for the support !

Hi Clayman

The Event Viewer automatically creates several filtered views of the event logs. Filtered views are listed under the Custom Views node. ]
When you select the Administrative Events node, you see a list of all errors and warnings for all logs. When you expand the Server Roles node and then select a role-specific view, you see a list of all events for the selected role.
for more detail you can take a look at this thread this must be useful for your query

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/m.../dd630944.aspx

Moreover, You can try our tool i.e. Lepide Event Log Manager for filtering events logs according to your need

You can able to filter out the events from our Event Browser tab with in the software or you can create custom reports in order to filter out those events from the report tab and save those filtered event logs in .pdf or .mht format in any external storage.

Hi Pankaj

I am running Windows Server 2008 R2 in our environment as an OS

Hi Clayman

Yes, you can filter out the event logs according to your need, what OS are you running? As the filter option is in a different place depending on which OS you are running.

Filtering of Event Log

I wonder if there is a way to filter out the the Windows Event Logs

An example application logs from security event logs

I would like to identify errors that I am warned about so my Event Log specifically filter our only critical event