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Fix: Event ID 4663, An Attempt Was Made to Access An Object
Update Access Request Information Hex Value for AppendData · Issue #10650 · MicrosoftDocs/windows-itpro-docs · GitHub
Fix: Event ID 4663, An Attempt Was Made to Access An Object
Process Automation - Windows Event Log Reporting
