Windows 10: 367 errors in Event Viewer after clean install

I have just clean installed Windows 10 14393 and event viewer is showing 367 errors and warnings and one critical event. Is this normal and is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening?

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Errors persisting in windows 10 even after clean install. User Data Access_Session

Same here. After many clean installs, this error persists. It piles up quite a bit after a while in the event viewer. Apparently, there's no official word on it. Too bad.

 

getting some issues on win 10 1703 home sl 64 bit.

hi joydeep sir yes the error is still showing on event viewer after i starts up my pc after doing clean boot.

 

Hi,

That looks like an awful lot of errors.
Do these errors persist after a few restarts ?

DCOM errors won't vanish by themselves but then they're pretty much harmless.

Cheers, *Wink

 

I've done the command that clears the list and I've managed to whittle it down to 4 after resolving one of them. The four remaining ones are to do with my multi card reader. But throughout the day Ive had kernal-pnp, ESRV_SVC_WILLIAMETTE, DCOM, WMI and various others appear.

I can do a zip file if you would like.

 

Hi,

Sure. Either that or a screenshot of the error in Event Viewer can be helpful.

Cheers, *Wink

 

Whats the best way to zip up all the logs?

 

Hi,

From Event Viewer select "System" then on the top on the left select "Level".
Select all the ones with a red bang, right click the bunch and select "Save selected events", save as .txt file.

Given the are only 4 important ones that file should be small enough to post here.

Cheers, *Wink

 

Sadly the number has crept up to 94 during the day.

 

Hi,

Oh dear....
From an other thread I understand you run a local network, correct ?

Can you disconnect all networks except for this machine's internet connection for diagnostic purposes ?

Cheers, *Wink

 

I'll have to try that tomorrow as its rather late here (I'm going to bed myself soon).

All 3 computers plus tv are connected via powerline adapters, is that too much perhaps?

 

Hi,

Off to bed soon myself.

Nah, shouldn't matter.

Bottom line is to keep it basic for analysis purposes.

Cheers, *Wink

 

Thanks for your input tonight its been insightful. We can pick this up again tomorrow *Biggrin

 

Just keep on your mind that Event Viewer will always show errors, critical and warnings, it will never be totally clean. Screenshot from this computer I am using to reply your thread, booted half an hour ago:





Everything OK, computer working perfectly.

It is so normal that for instance the infamous phone support scams are based on this simple fact, Windows Event Viewer always containing errors and warnings. When support scammers phone people they'll ask them to check the Event Viewer for errors and use this fact, that it always contains errors in their efforts to convince users that there's something wrong on their machines, viruses or unauthorized users and so on when in fact everything is OK.

It is impossible to have a Windows PC running with a clean Event Viewer.

 

Thanks for the reassuring words Kari.