When a USB device is inserted into a computer, where is the loading of the device driver recorded?

The loading of a device driver when a USB device is inserted into a computer is recorded in the system log. The system log is specifically designed to track events related to the operating system, including hardware events and driver management. When a device is connected, the operating system performs a series of actions to recognize the device, and the corresponding entries are made in the system log, capturing details such as the loading of the driver and any related communications.

This monitoring of system events is crucial for troubleshooting and diagnostics, as it provides insight into how hardware is interacting with the operating system. Other logs, such as the security log, primarily focus on audit trails related to security events, while the application log is geared toward events related to software applications. The enumeration log is not a standard term in this context, which further underscores the role of the system log in documenting device driver activities.