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I'm trying to get to the bottom of an annoying problem with EventViewer, so I've hooked up an instance of VS (2013) to mmc.exe and breaking on exceptions.
VS only gives me the disassembly, even though it's pointing at System.IO.Path.CheckInvalidPathChars(string), and the Modules window says that mscorlib.dll (2.0) is loaded with the symbol file (twice, as it happens, once in DefaultDomain, and once in EventViewer domain).
Failing that, could anyone help me work out what the offending Path is, starting from the Disassembly?