Hi, I've just encountered this problem myself and searched Google up down and sideways, without success, and the only work-around I could find in the short-term is to delete with wildcard: * eventtriggers /delete /tid * It's certainly not a good fix in your situation, with many event triggers, but if you delete them all and then re-enter the ones you want... it's a short-term fix. I suppose you could write them and keep them in a text file for later re-entering; copy and paste, or some other means... maybe a batch file: eventtriggers /create /tr [New Trigger #1] /l application /t error /tk [command to execute] eventtriggers /create /tr [New Trigger #2] /l application /t error /tk [command to execute] My apologies if you have already considered this or tried it. Regards, Matt
