Windows 10: Cleaning up Event Manager, How to disable event id 360 User Device Registration

I like a clean event log. How do I disable Windows Hello for Business provisioning will not be launched error message? I run Home edition but all solutions I've found are for Pro only.

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User Device Registration Event viewer warning ID 360

Has anyone else come across the following on their PC in Event Viewer. Is this just a bug? Ive just clean installed 1903 this morning and the installation went without any problems. Out of curiosity though I always have a look in Event Viewer to see whats there. Im seeing the Event ID 360 User Device Registration warning..its not an error just a warning. But strangely, when I click on it under General (Its the one that starts Windows Hello for Business provisioning will not be launched)...its written in jibberish. I don't really know why Im even seeing this at all because Im running Windows 10 Home!! I can tell what all the words are supposed to say but there are letters written backwards and others are typed in a weird form, and 90% of the letters in the words have ^~' " and other strange markings above the letters. Its written in English and you can tell what each word is supposed to be but the letters are written in a weird jumbled up way. Its only this particular warning that is written in a weird way. All the rest of the warnings and errors are written in perfect readable English. Is anyone else seeing this?

 

Event 360 user id ??

Hi,

please clarify is Event ID 360 or 369? What are you doing when the error occurs?

 

WHEA-Logger Event ID 17 flooding System Events

Do you have any more info on the event viewer? If you click on the event and look under the "General" tab, what does it say?

I had a similar issue with my machine and it turns out that disabling PCI-E Native Power Management in the BIOS fixed it. My onboard wifi didn't like having the link state power management set to enabled and it flooded the event log with the following:

A corrected hardware error has occurred.

Component: PCI Express Root Port
Error Source: Advanced Error Reporting (PCI Express)

Bus*Big Grin evice:Function: 0x0:0x1D:0x1
Vendor ID*Big Grin evice ID: 0x8086:0xA119
Class Code: 0x30400

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​If your event log shows something similar, try looking up the Vendor/Device ID because it'll tell you which piece of hardware is causing the problems