Windows users have reported an unusual error code in the Event Viewer, showing ‘Event ID 1001’ when their computer enters BSOD or freezes.
Error appears due to Insufficient free RAM, Third-Party Antivirus Conflicting with Windows Security, Corrupted System Files, Viruses/Malware, High Disk Usage/Low Disk Space.
To troubleshoot the error, you can try disabling third-party antivirus software and firewall programs.
After disabling third-party antimalware programs, you need to scan your PC for malware so that you can monitor and close suspicious background apps.
Outdated drivers are also a prominent reason for Event ID 1001 Error. To resolve this issue, you must find and update all the outdated drivers installed on your device.
Extending virtual memory allocation on your Windows operating system can also help you to resolve this issue.
Running the disk cleanup utility and running the application in compatibility mode are some other methods that can be followed.
You can also run the SFC Command to resolve the issue due to corrupted system files.
Event ID 1001 Error means there’s a problem due to high system resource usage or conflicting apps. This error can be triggered by malware, but it cannot directly trigger the error or show BSOD. Performing a clean installation is not necessary if the shared troubleshooting methods resolve the error.
These are the few best methods to fix the Event ID 1001 error in Windows.