The Enable/Disable logs will be recorded in the Event Viewer in the following scenarios:
In SQL Server Management Studio, Security ⇾ Logins ⇾ Right-click on any user ⇾ Properties ⇾ Status ⇾ Login section ⇾ select Disabled/Enabled.
By executing the query ALTER LOGIN <user_name> <ENABLE/DISABLE> (i.e., the event should be populated in the event viewer with ACTION_ID = LGEA for enabled user action and ACTION_ID = LGDA for disabled user action).
If the logs are not available in the Event Viewer, then the EventLog Analyzer will not be able to produce SQL Reports for Enable/Disable users.
To fix this, check if "SERVER_PRINCIPAL_CHANGE_GROUP" is present in the "Audit Action Type" of the enabled Server Audit specifications. If this is true, then check if the event logs are getting overwritten due to the generation of a lot of events.