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In general, you’ll have to look for “Outlook” here but sometimes it is written by another process so you’ll have to look at the time then instead. The application that created the Event is listed in the “Source” column. To get to this log, first expand the Event Viewer list and then the Windows Logs list.

Outlook logs its entries to the Application log.

Right click on This PC in File Explorer and choose Manage.

Right click on the Windows icon in the bottom left and choose Event Viewer.

Right click on Computer in the Start Menu or in Windows Explorer and choose Manage.

Start-> Control Panel (classic mode)-> Administrative Tools-> Event Viewer.

Start-> Control Panel-> System and Maintenance-> Event Viewer.

Browse to C:\Windows\System32\eventvwr.msc.

There are quite a few number of ways to open it. The Event Viewer can be a great help to determine the root cause of an issue or to find new leads in case regular troubleshooting of Outlook didn’t bring any results.

The Event Viewer is a general location in Windows itself where applications and Windows can write status events when for instance a service is started/stopped, an application is launched or closed, if a backup was successful, who logged on to the system, etc… It also contains events for when an application unexpectedly stopped or crashed.

In the Event Viewer, you can often find out more information about why Outlook crashed. How can I find more information about why Outlook crashed?