After investigating this particular issue thoroughly, it turns out that there are several instances that will cause this error code. Here’s a list of confirmed culprits that might lead to the apparition of this event error: Now that you know every potential culprit, here’s a list of confirmed methods that other affected users have successfully used to prevent new instances of the ‘Audit Events Have Been Dropped By The Transport.0’ error from appearing:
Method 1: Resetting every Windows Update Component
Since this problem is often associated with a partially corrupted component of Windows Update, you should take the time to reset every important Windows Update component. In most cases, constant new instances of the ‘Audit Events Have Been Dropped By The Transport.0’ error are produced due to the fact that one or more WU (Windows Update) components are currently stuck in a limbo state. If this scenario is applicable to you, you should be able to fix the problem by resetting every WU component involved in the updating process. When it comes to doing this, you have 2 ways forward:
A. Using the WU Reset Agent
B. Resetting the WU Component from an Elevated CMD
If the same ‘Audit Events Have Been Dropped By The Transport.0’ event errors are still popping up all over the place even after following one of the guides above, move down to the next potential fix below.
Method 2: Reinstalling the Network Driver
According to several affected users, this issue is sometimes associated with a conflict or a miss installation of the network adapter driver. In some cases, affected users have managed to fix this problem by using Device Manager to reinstall or update the faulty network adapter driver. If you haven’t tried this yet and you’re still encountering the same constant ‘Audit Events Have Been Dropped By The Transport.0’ event errors, follow the instructions below to effectively uninstall or update your current network adapter driver: If the same problem is still occurring or you manage to fix the issue and you’re looking to clear your error-filled Event Viewer log, move down to the next method.
Method 3: Deleting the Current Event Viewer Log
If one of the methods above has allowed you to stop the apparition of new instances of the ‘Audit Events Have Been Dropped By The Transport.0’ event errors and you’re just looking to clear the log of Event Viewer, you can do so directly from the Options menu. Update: It turns out that this operation might serve as a fix by itself since this error can also be triggered if there are too many requests that are being logged into the Security log. In most cases, you’ll end up seeing the ‘Audit Events Have Been Dropped By The Transport.0’ event error because your computer cannot handle the number of requests. Follow the instructions below to delete the current Event Viewer Log from the Options menu:
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