Windows 10: How to track/log device disconnect events

I have a lenovo legion with win 11, and it started making random system sounds/notifications. Whenever the sound is played, also my keyboard backlight turns back on I keep it off by default. By looking to the system sounds, I realized these events are Device disconnect. Is there a way to check e.g. with Procmon which device causes this.I tried removing mouse and any other usb, but it still replicates, so maybe it is due to keyboard itself, but I would like to confirm first.

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How to access Event Log or Message Tracking Log on the Phone?

Is it possible for an application deployed on Windows Phone 7 to access Event Log and/or Message Tracking Log?

If not, any chance it will become available? Data from these logs is very useful and important for corporate environment.

 

How to track a stolen device

Hi Juland,

We understand your concern and we will provide the information required to help resolve your issue.

To begin with, I would like to inform that the feature "Find My Device" has some limitations. This is only a device-tracking solution, and it won’t allow you to remotely wipe or lock your PC. You also won’t be able to play an alarm or snap a photo of the
person using your device with the webcam. It will only show you your device’s location.

As you have stated that the "Find my Device" option is disabled, lets see if we can activate the same via your Microsoft Account. To do so follow the steps below

Step 1: Activate the feature.

1. You’ll log into that Microsoft account from a web browser. The account should be the same as the one used to access the user account.

2. You’ll see a message saying “Find my device is off” if you haven’t enabled it yet. Click the “Change” button to enable this feature. Activate the “Save my device’s location periodically” option when prompted and your Windows 10 PC will regularly and automatically
send its location to Microsoft. This will allow you to locate your PC even if it isn’t powered-up and online when you go to track it, as you can view the last known location.

Step 2: Track your Device.

• When you want to track your lost device, open a web browser and go to
  account.microsoft.com/devices.
• Sign in with the same Microsoft account you used on that Windows 10 PC you want to track.
• You’ll see a list of devices registered to your Microsoft account. Scroll through the list and look for the device you want to track. You’ll see “Last seen at [time] in [City]” to the right of the device.
• Click the “Find my device” link and you’ll be able to track the device on a map. If the device is powered on and connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi, a wired Ethernet cable, or a cellular data connection, its location will update regularly.

Hope this helps

Regards

 

Devices Connecting and Disconnecting- Nothing in Event Logs to Show Error

I don't see anything in the event log with times corresponding to the disconnect and reconnect.

Is there any sort of hidden log that I may find the data in?

Thanks!