This code snippet appears to represent an XML log entry...
This code snippet appears to represent an XML log entry for an event related to the Microsoft-Windows-Security-SPP (Software Protection Platform), which is responsible for handling Microsoft software licensing and activation processes.
Here's a detailed breakdown of what this event log captures:
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Event XML Format: The log is structured in XML, compliant with Microsoft's event schema (
http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event
). -
System Details:
Provider
: Identifies the source of the event. In this case, it's Microsoft-Windows-Security-SPP, the service managing software licensing.EventID
: The event ID is8198
, which corresponds to a specific error or action for the component. Here, it indicates an activation or licensing-related issue.Level
: The priority or severity level;2
typically represents an Error.TimeCreated
: The exact time when the event occurred (2025-08-30T03:50:25.5412832Z
), formatted in UTC.Computer
: Logs the computer's name where this event occurred:DESKTOP-B7DJOVT
.
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EventData:
Data
tag contains specific details about the event:hr=0x800704CF
: An error code that translates to "The network location cannot be reached", pointing to a network or activation-related issue.- Additional activation-related details:
RuleId
: Likely an internal identifier for the activation rule.Action=AutoActivate
: Indicates the action related to automatic activation was attempted.AppId
: Corresponds to the application's unique identifier involved in the activation process.SkuId
: Represents the license or product being activated.NotificationInterval=1440
: Specifies a notification retry interval in minutes (24 hours).Trigger=UserLogon
: Suggests the activation attempt was triggered by a user logging onto the system.SessionId=2
: Indicates the session in which this event occurred.
Purpose:
This log captures the details of a failed activation attempt by the Software Protection Platform Service likely due to a network connectivity issue (hr=0x800704CF
). It serves as a diagnostic event that system administrators or troubleshooting tools can use to debug licensing errors on a Windows system.