Windows 10: how to access the logs for Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter path changed?

the solution from https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/this-is-how-to-access-the-logs-for-microsoft/89d5290a-d3d8-4155-8dbf-df5e76745951 doens't work. It seems the Folder doesn't exist anymore. Access to appdata\local\microsoft\windows\ works, but there are only 3 folders /0 , /1024 , /1031 , but none /1033 . We've trouble to connect to MSWDA in our office quite often and I need access to the logs. kind regards Olaf

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This is how to access the logs for Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter.

To access logs for a Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter. Just follow the following instructions

1. Navigate to the local user folder in C drive.

2. Go to AppData > local > Microsoft > Windows > 1033 (You may need to show hidden files to be able to see AppData)

3, Then in the 1033 folder open the MSDispapp.txt file and you will be able to see the Microsoft Display Adapter Logs.

Hopefully everyone finds this useful to be able to troubleshoot your Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter.

 

This is how to access the logs for Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter.

To access logs for a Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter. Just follow the following instructions

1. Navigate to the local user folder in C drive.

2. Go to AppData > local > Microsoft > Windows > 1033 (You may need to show hidden files to be able to see AppData)

3, Then in the 1033 folder open the MSDispapp.txt file and you will be able to see the Microsoft Display Adapter Logs.

Hopefully everyone finds this useful to be able to troubleshoot your Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter.

 

Display problems with the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter

Hi,

It is possible that you are experiencing an audio and video streaming issues due to a corrupted or an outdated display driver. To isolate your issue, we'd like to gather more information:

• Have you made any recent changes prior to this issue?
• Could you tell us the exact error message you received?
• Have you tried updating your display drivers?
• Does this happen only when you're streaming a video?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

Meanwhile, we suggest that you follow the steps in this
article on how to troubleshoot Wireless Display Adapters. You may expand each section that best describes your situation and check if the issue still persists.

Let us know if you need further assistance.