ERROR_LOG_NO_RESTART - 6611 (0x19D3)
Log service encountered a log stream with no restart area.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
The ERROR_LOG_NO_RESTART error code indicates that a log service encountered a log stream which does not contain a restart area. This typically means the log stream is incomplete or improperly formatted, preventing the system from resuming logging operations after a failure.
Error Details
This error can occur in various scenarios where log services are responsible for maintaining and managing log files. The absence of a restart area implies that the log service cannot reliably resume logging without manual intervention or correction.
Usage Context
This error is relevant to system administrators and developers working with Windows logging mechanisms, particularly those involving custom log management solutions or third-party logging tools integrated into the Windows environment.
Developer Interpretation
When encountering this error, developers should consider that the log stream may be corrupted or incomplete. The system cannot automatically resume logging operations due to the lack of a restart area, which is essential for maintaining continuity in log data.
Related Errors
ERROR_LOG_CORRUPTED(0x19D4): Indicates corruption within the log file.ERROR_LOG_FULL(0x19C7): Log file has reached its maximum size and cannot accept more entries.ERROR_LOG_WRITE_FAILURE(0x19C8): Failure to write to the log file.
FAQ
Q: What does this error mean?
A: The system encountered a log stream without a restart area, making it impossible to resume logging operations automatically.
Q: How can I resolve this issue?
A: Review and correct any issues with the log stream. Ensure that all log entries are properly formatted and include necessary metadata for resuming logging.
Summary
The ERROR_LOG_NO_RESTART error code highlights a critical issue in log management, where the absence of a restart area prevents automatic recovery. Developers should ensure proper handling and validation of log streams to avoid such errors.