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Failed.It say &quot;Failed to export log c:\temp\test.evt. The data is invalid.<br />
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i follow this direction. still fail too.<br />
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<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8931365/wevtutil-probably-just-missing-something-simple" rel="ugc">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8931365/wevtutil-probably-just-missing-something-simple</a>
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I saved a event log (16MB) in Windows 2003. When i open the saved log in my Windows 7's Event Viewer , i got this error.<br />
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&quot;Event Viewer cannot open the event log or custom view. Verify that the Event Log service is running. The data is invalid (13).&quot;
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I saved a event log (16MB) in Windows 2003. When i open the saved log in my Windows 7's Event Viewer , i got this error.

"Event Viewer cannot open the event log or custom view. Verify that the Event Log service is running. The data is invalid (13)."

To open saved event log from Windows 2003 to event Viewer in Windows 7

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