Convert Evtx File To Text How To Do What

Can anyone help me with the first part (converting.evt files to.csv scheduled to run daily automatically for the whole folder).

The script mentioned in the link above exports the event logs of the local server into csv but I have the evt files on my local machine in a folder which is a different scenario.

To test things out first see if you can access the logs from your local computer.

The script is outlined in the links above, just make a text file and rename it to.cmd; insert the command as described; run it.

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So now I have 12 individual.evt files.

Is it possible to merge these into one I have been searching and testing various tools but I havent been able to find one that does this yet in its native format.

I cant remember all the ones I have looked at here are a few.

The windows event viewer network event viewer event log explorer.

I am able to export the data and merge the CSVs or text files but I cant import them back into event viewer premerge or after.

If I try to import the text or CSV files it tells me the file is corrupt.

I would like to be able to do this so I can just use the native windows event viewer so this is unfortunate.

It was mainly to creat organization to the chaos that is the past log exports.

I can still do the export merge and analyze things manually, but I would still like to be able to accomplish the original goal if possible.

Which again unfortunately would not accomplish what Im looking for.

You could import the merged text files into a spread sheet or Access and view the items or do reports.

Convert Evtx File To Text How To Do What

I was able to get what I needed with the suggestions you guys provided but I am still interested in figuring out how to do what I originally wanted or if its even possible.

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