'Error Analyzer' is a windows error log analysis utility which allows you to look at all errors encountered by the system or user applications. This can be very useful for troubleshooting system crashes so as to promptly fix them.
Version: 2.0'Error Analyzer' is a consolidated analysis tool for all errors that occur on your Windows PC.
License: Free To Try $19.00
Operating System: Windows
Homepage: www.error.info
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The interface is designed to be extremely intuitive and user friendly making it usable even for layman users. It works by going through all the available system log repostories on a machine and presenting them in a single window with a fair amount of pre-processing already done.
Errors are grouped so that repetitive ones can be seen up front along with the frequency as well as the last time that error occurred.
The 'Error Analyzer' works by going through all the available system log repostories on a machine and presenting them in a single window with a fair amount of pre-processing already done.
Errors are grouped so that repetitive ones can be seen up front along with the frequency as well as the last time that error occurred.
The 'Error Analyzer' is a must-have tool for all windows desktop engineers. Having said that, this tool can simplify troubleshooting unstable applications.
It is a must have for most developers developing for the desktop so that they can quickly arrive at a diagnosis for a crashing beta version. Even for normal end users this application is a useful tool as it lets them talk intelligently to support staff.
Using the 'Error Analyzer' one can quickly browse through all the errors encountered on the system and drill down to the relevant ones affecting an application.
Once the error is isolated the user can research more about the error. For a known bug the fix could be available online. In some cases an end user could fix the problem themselves.
The full version of the application has the ability to go back to the start of time for read logs.
The demo version is fully funcitonal except that it can go back six months only and not to the start of time to read logs.
What's New
Version 2.0: New release