Windows 10: How to fix event id 4614 event category 20

My system will sometimes freeze up and I have to reset it by holding the button down. When it does freeze I am able to still here sounds in the background albeit in a loop of sorts. This usually happens during a video game but not any one specific one. I checked the log and this is what i find below:Warning 7/8/2023 7:57:15 PM EventSystem 4614 20The COM+ Event System detected an inconsistency in its internal state. The assertion "g_hMaxCommitEvent != 0" failed at line 45 of com\comp

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Event ID 20 errors becoming more frequent


The reason why I can't find anything is probably because it isn't an event that is collected by the DM Log Collector, look at the time.
Event ID 5
Looking at the log name, WHEA, I have already suggested a possible solution for it. The log itself doesn't contain useful information to suggest something extra so I'll need your feedback on this later.
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Log Name:      Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-WHEA/OperationalSource:        Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-WHEA Date:          3/28/2016 9:57:29 AM Event ID:      5 Task Category: None Level:         Information Keywords:       User:          SYSTEM Computer:      TheDude Description:

The time of the other logs, but nothing between it.
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Event[4092]:  Log Name: System   Source: Microsoft-Windows-Dhcp-Client   Date: 2016-03-28T09:57:12.575   Event ID: 50037   Task: Service State Event   Level: Information   Opcode: ServiceStop   Keyword: N/A   User: S-1-5-19   User Name: NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE   Computer: TheDude   Description:  DHCPv4 client service is stopped. ShutDown Flag value is 1   Event[4093]:   Log Name: System   Source: EventLog   Date: 2016-03-28T09:57:33.621   Event ID: 6009   Task: N/A   Level: Information   Opcode: N/A   Keyword: Classic   User: N/A   User Name: N/A   Computer: TheDude   Description:  Microsoft (R) Windows (R) 10.00. 10586  Multiprocessor Free.

But as I already mentioned, event ID 20 is nothing to worry about, it is the event that tells you if your system did or did not shut down proper.

 

How can I filter Windows Event logs by Task Category?

I'm using PowerShell and "Get-WinEvent | ? { $_.Id -eq X }" to filter by IDs, but I really want to look at all events by their Task Categories as seen in the Windows Event Viewer GUI application.

I have tried:

• Google for combinations of "windows event log", "task category", and "filter".
  
• SuperUser/Stack Overflow (Why is the "Task category" drop down to filter a Windows event log disabled? is the closest related question)
  
• Every MSDN page I could find related to Windows Event Logs
  
• Everyone I know who also looks at Windows Event Logs
  

 

Need Event ids for bsod events.

I'm writing a powershell script to capture bsod events, need possible event ids which fall under bsod list(didn't find a list anywhere on the web or microsoft's documentation). A few ids which I found are: 41, 1001, 6008. Much appreciated if someone can provide those or point me in the correct direction. Thank you.