Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Prm

4 events across 1 channel

EventTitleChannelSample
1PRM has been invoked.OperationalN
2PRM module update failed.OperationalN
3PRM invocation failed.OperationalN
4Excessive PRM handler runtime.OperationalN

Event ID 1: PRM has been invoked.

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Provider
Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Prm
Channel
Operational

Description

PRM has been invoked.

Message #

PRM has been invoked.

Event ID 2: PRM module update failed.

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Provider
Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Prm
Channel
Operational

Description

PRM module update failed. Module GUID ModuleGuid, module version ModuleVersion, status NtStatus.

Message #

PRM module update failed. Module GUID %1, module version %2, status %3.

Fields #

NameDescription
ModuleGuid GUID
ModuleVersion UInt64
NtStatus UInt64

Event ID 3: PRM invocation failed.

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Provider
Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Prm
Channel
Operational

Description

PRM invocation failed. Handler GUID HandlerGuid, module GUID ModuleGuid, module version ModuleVersion, interface status InterfaceStatus, handler status HandlerStatus.

Message #

PRM invocation failed. Handler GUID %1, module GUID %2, module version %3, interface status %4, handler status %5.

Fields #

NameDescription
HandlerGuid GUID
ModuleGuid GUID
ModuleVersion UInt64
InterfaceStatus UInt64
HandlerStatus UInt64

Event ID 4: Excessive PRM handler runtime.

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Provider
Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Prm
Channel
Operational

Description

Excessive PRM handler runtime. Handler GUID HandlerGuid, module GUID ModuleGuid, module version ModuleVersion, duration DurationInUs us.

Message #

Excessive PRM handler runtime. Handler GUID %1, module GUID %2, module version %3, duration %4 us.

Fields #

NameDescription
HandlerGuid GUID
ModuleGuid GUID
ModuleVersion UInt64
DurationInUs UInt64

Provenance

Where this provider's schema came from, and which Windows build it was observed on. Windows can change a provider's event schema between builds, so use this to judge whether it matches the build you collect from.

ETW provider GUID b931ed29-66f4-576e-0579-0b8818a5dc6b

Defined in Microsoft-Windows-System-Events.dll, which carries the event manifest.

Observed on:

  • Win11-26200.6584, schema read from the registered manifest, binary version 10.0.26100.5074, captured 2026-06-02

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