Windows 10: How do I clear reliability monitor history?

How can I remove reliability monitory history? I just bought a new laptop but experienced a couple of app crashes. I've removed the apps in question and would like to remove the history of these errors as well. I've already clicked the "Clear all problems reports" but it doesn't do anything. I can't even find the RAC folder in Windows 10 2004.


Does anyone know how I can remove this stuff? I want to keep the record clear so I can easily see if the removal of apps resolves the issue down the line or not. Thanks

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Clear History in Reliability Monitor

Hi Blue. I'm Greg, an installation specialist, 10 year Windows MVP, and Guardian Moderator here to help you.

Here's how to clear Reliability Monitor history:

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/75832-clear...

FYI here's more on how to troubleshoot using reliability monitor:

https://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/windows-reliabi...

I hope this helps. Feel free to ask back any questions and keep me posted. I will keep working with you until it's resolved.

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BAT way for clearing Reliability Monitor history?


Is there a BAT way for clearing Reliability Monitor history in Windows 10, peeps *sarc? Some errors are still displayer there after clearing Event Viewer logs. The old BAT from Windows 8 doesn't work. And I cannot find RAC in Task Scheduler to disable startup of this "feature".

 

Reliability History (Monitor) taking a very long time to list results.

Every thing was pretty much cleared and a few informative events and a audit success were the only things showing. I just can't believe that the app (Reliability Monitor) doesn't have a "Reset" feature like all the other installed apps.

After running the command, the Reliability History still took forever to generate the report but it does eventually display the results.

sfc /scannow comes back clean and the rest of the system runs very smooth. I can't really justify running a In-Place Repair to see if it would fix what I don't really see as a problematic symptom of the Reliability History App. I just remember the Reliability History use to open the results almost instantaneously instead of taking a couple of minutes to display the report.

Furthermore, this only started to happen a few Cumulative Updates ago, but I don't recall exactly which one to be specific.












I found the problem:





After clicking "clear all problem reports" the monitor returned to opening instantaneously!

I had problems listed all the way back to 2018 in the report that have since then been resolved and were just cluttering up the report. I should have scrolled the report down before I took the screenshot; but believe me, there were problems dating back to 2018 in the report.