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Now you can start creating charts based on the data you have collected. After installing it, you can then import both CSVs created from your PowerShell commands using Get Data in PowerBI Desktop.
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Next, you have to download PowerBI Desktop, the report builder portion of the PowerBI product. It then exports the reliability records and the stability metrics into a CSV file in the Documents folder. The script uses the Get-CimInstance cmdlet to query the WMI classes remotely on the computers stored in an array. $ReliabilityRecords | Export-CSV $env:USERPROFILE\Documents\ReliabilityRecords.csv ‑Encoding ASCII -NoTypeInformation $ReliabilityStabilityMetrics | Export-CSV $env:USERPROFILE\Documents\ReliabilityStabilityMetrics.csv -Encoding ASCII ‑NoTypeInformation $ReliabilityRecords = Get-CimInstance -ClassName win32_reliabilityRecords -filter "TimeGenerated > '$30DaysAgo'" -ComputerName $Computers | Select-Object PSComputerName, EventIdentifier, LogFile, Message, ProductName, RecordNumber, SourceName, TimeGenerated $Computers = Get-CimInstance -ClassName win32_reliabilitystabilitymetrics -filter "TimeGenerated > '$30DaysAgo'" -ComputerName $Computers | Select-Object PSComputerName, SystemStabilityIndex, TimeGenerated

You can use the simple script below to collect data from a list of computers over the last 30 days. Collecting system stability data with PowerShell ^ You could easily adapt the reporting process to use a database as a source in place of the CSV. However, if such tools are not available in your environment, you can use PowerShell, a CSV file on a network share, and PowerBI Desktop to collect and analyze the data.
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Microsoft-Windows-WindowsUpdateClient: Windows Updates.Microsoft-Windows-WER-SystemErrorReporting: Blue screen of death.Microsoft-Windows-UserPnp: Driver-related events.Microsoft-Windows-StartupRepair: Windows failed to boot and a startup repair was attempted.Microsoft-Windows-Setup: Occurs when Windows is first installed.EventLog: The only event I have seen from this source is "The system was shut down unexpectedly".Application-Add-On-Event-Provider: Add-ons were enabled for Internet Explorer.Application Hang: Application stops responding but recovers.Application Error: Application stops responding and crashes.SourceName: This designates what type of event we are looking at and will always be one of the following:.ProductName: The product name or executable associated with the failure.Message: The body of the Windows event associated with the failure or change.EventIdentifier: The ID for the event in the Windows Event Log.SystemStabilityIndex: This is the stability score index calculated.

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Driver installation, Windows Updates, and software installations will all appear in this column. Information: This column will get a blue "i" when there are system changes you should be aware of.
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They will show when an application installation/removal, Windows Update, or driver update was unsuccessful. Warnings: These do not impact your stability score but provide good information. The power button might force a shutdown or possibly the battery could run completely out. Miscellaneous failures: These are when the system unexpectedly loses power. Windows failures: This column will get a red "x" when you have a BSOD.


Application failures: Every time you have an application failure, which can be an application crashing or hanging, it will show a red "x" in that column.
