The application pool '%1' has enabled 32-bit worker processes, but no SysWOW64 support has been found. The Windows Process Activation Service (WAS) will disable the application pool. To resolve this issue, either disable running as 32-bit worker processes or install the SysWOW64 support. The data field contains the error number.
The application or script that has an event subscription did not request a pull operation within the heartbeat interval. ...
The application partition '%1' does not have valid distinguished name syntax. A distinguished name consists of an ordered ...
The application plug-in manager cannot be removed, because one or more content indexes was configured to use the plug-in. ...
The application pool '%1' has an IdleTimeout '%2' equal to or greater than the PeriodicRestart time value of '%3'. This means ...
The application pool '%1' has enabled 32-bit worker processes, but no SysWOW64 support has been found. The Windows Process ...
The application pool can execute high-privileged code, including potentially malicious code that can negatively affect your ...
The application pool id '%1' exceeds length limits. It is '%2' characters and can not be more than '%3' characters. The application ...
The application requested data from a web site, but the response was invalid. Using Event Viewer, check the log 'Application ...
The application restore failed. This can be caused by system errors (indicated by previously logged events), or a corrupt ...