To view all application-related events in a single log, which feature of Event Viewer would you use?

Using the Custom View feature in Event Viewer allows you to consolidate and organize event data in a way that makes it easier to analyze specific types of events across multiple logs. When you create a Custom View, you can specify which event logs to include, the event levels (such as error, warning, or information), and the event sources. This is particularly useful for application-related events, as it enables you to pull in relevant information from different logs into a single view without having to navigate through each log individually.

The Custom View is highly customizable, allowing for a focused analysis of application events based on specific criteria. This greatly enhances the efficiency of monitoring system performance, troubleshooting issues, and maintaining security oversight, as you can view and manage the data that is most pertinent to your needs.

Using other options like filtering the Application log may limit you to only that specific log and does not combine events from other sources. Activating detailed logging increases the verbosity of logs but does not create a centralized view. Merging logs manually is not practical and can lead to inconsistencies and difficulties in tracking events.