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<p>Currently my WinEventLog:Security is set to 128MB max, at which point it writes over old events. I would like to make this log much larger, hopefully a few Gigs. Besides the longer search time if I were to manually parse through the event log, are they any other ill effects I could expect when making such a change? </p>
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