Vista - 2 powershell eventlogs???

Can anyone tell me why I have 2 PowerShell Event logs? One says PowerShell
and the other one is Windows PowerShell. The PowerShell log fills up with
Event ID 400s. PowerShell Can't be found. The local Computer may not have
the necessary registry information or DLL files to display message from a
remote computer.
Am I supose to have 2 log files for this? If not how do I get rid of the one
I don't need?

TIA

td wrote:I'm not sure why "PowerShell" is being written to at all. I'm thinking
it is from an old RC? Did you have anything installed before going with
the offical release of PowerShell?

To delete, try:
[system.diagnostics.eventlog]::delete("PowerShell")

The docs lead me to this format, but I've not tested it.

Marco

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On Feb 11, 2:01*am, "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com>
wrote:If you were beta user of Windows PowerShell you would have MonadLog
too. :-)

-aleksandar
http://powershellers.blogspot.com

I think Monad became PowerShell as of RC2:
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...fdc00e11444365

Thank you for replying....I am not a beta user. I installed all of the
recomendations from the Exchange 2007 CD. Then I installed SP1. I did
remember seeing a post about the Monad log it briefly described how to go
into the registry and delete the eventlog. I did not see the key in the
regeistry to delete.



"Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message
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td wrote:I believe the Exchange Management Shell (EMS) is based on RC2, so
whatever issues there might have been with RC2, you're going to see them
on a system that has EMS installed.

Searched the web and don't see this as an issue anywhere though, which
is kind of surprising...

You options seem to be:
1. Just remove the log as I indicated in a previous post.
2. Try installing PowerShell v1 on the system, *then* do #1.

Test in a non-prod environment first. EMS is just a snapin to PowerShell.


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The "Windows PowerShell" log is for Windows PowerShell.
The "PowerShell" log is for Exchange (2007) and can be found only on Exchange
or Exchange admins
computers (where Exchange admin tools have been installed) .

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On Feb 11, 3:01*pm, Shay Levi <n...@xxxxxx> wrote:Shay,

That isn't true. I have MonadLog, PowerShell and "Windows PowerShell"
logs on my machine and I've never touched Exchange 2007.

-aleksandar
http://powershellers.blogspot.com

I can't tell for monad logs but based on dozens of machines, all computers
running Windows PowerShell v1 and CTP
had only Windows PowerShell log. Exchange computers had another one, the
PowerShell log.


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FYI,

1. I Installed PowerShell v1 on a clean XP SP2, "Windows PowerShell" Event
log has been created.
2. Installed Exchange 2007 managment tools on the XP box, a new "PowerShell"
Event log has been created.



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