Solved Logging Out and Shutting Down with Error Message

While I was logging out and shutting down last night, there was an error message that popped up, but it happened so fast for the computer to log off that I couldn't see what it was.

Can someone help me get this resolved to find out what the error message was and to see what's causing it?

Go to event viewer and create a custom view with these settings:

Thank you, Cliff S. Just the screenshot or the text below as well?

Just the screen shot Jesse.
Just click on windows logs, then create custom view, set for last 12 or 24 hours which ever is closest, for event level warning & or critical , for event logs choose windows logs click ok. If it then says too many log you will have to narrow it down either by time or(most probably) by choosing the most probable event log.

Okay. I am working on it.

Those are the closest ones to the time it happened that I can find in the last 24 hours.

Was there anything in reliability history in the Action Center?
It could have been a one-time thing, a "hiccup" in the system, because of a time out or something, that corrected itself immediately after(which windows usually does). If it starts happening on a regular basis then you can always reimage(if you make them monthly).

Okay. I did log out and shut down this morning, and it was fine without an error. I will check the reliability history when I get back from church. Do you know where I would find the reliability history?

Okay...thanks!

Your welcome now go celebrate Easter with your brethren. Happy Easter!

Happy Easter to you too!

Cliff S., there was nothing reported for yesterday, except for a successful update for Windows Defender.

If the error hasn't shown up again, then it's nothing to worry about. sometimes I even get that file explorer crashed when it didn't I just closed it at an inopportune time, while it was opening or closing file, no big deal. Something like that probably happened to you. Like I said before, it's only a problem if it happens often.

Ive had something like that happen to me once. I never did anything about it.

Okay. Thanks for you're help, Cliff S. and Atomic77. It hasn't done it again.

Happened to me last night. My system was not turned on for a couple of days and when I booted up some of my high priority tasks, such as scheduled backups and scans kicked in first delaying a lessor item in my start up folder to kick in properly. This is normal and intermittent.
No big deal as long as it does not continually do so.