Any one know how to delete ePSA event logs (thermal shutdown from BIOS source)?

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One of the heat-pipes was dead on my XPS, and just got a replacement. Things are going OK now. But there are three event logs in ePSA that came from BIOS (content is 'thermal shutdown', the source is BIOS, not DIAG). Just wandering if there is some way to delete them? I did look into efivars, but no luck, no idea of which file it is. These kind of logs are not stored in DIAGEEPROM_XXXXX. Many thanks.

Saltgrass · Answer

Some Bioses do have log files and one of those is Thermal Events...  I do not know if they can be erased from the Bios Setup you can access during boot or from the Win 10 recovery options.

Jerry-Shaw · Answer

I did erase these thermal event logs from BIOS setup, but the thermal event logs in ePSA still exist. Seems like they are in different places.

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Any one know how to delete ePSA event logs (thermal shutdown from BIOS source)?

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