Windows 10: EapHost Error 2002 CiscoEapLeap Typeid=17 25 43 Windows 7

Hello All,I am getting 3 errors in my Windows 7 Event logs running on a Dell Inspiron N4110 system.Skipping: Eap method DLL path name validation failed. Error: typeId=17, authorId=9, vendorId=0, vendorType=0Skipping: Eap method DLL path name validation failed. Error: typeId=25, authorId=9, vendorId=0, vendorType=0Skipping: Eap method DLL path name validation failed. Error: typeId=43, authorId=9, vendorId=0, vendorTyp

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Windows 10 after Annual Update restarting by itself

Hello everyone,

I am using Windows 10 PC and it was updated recently with the annual update since then I observed it is restarting by itself. I turned off the automatic restart after each update from settings>update&Security>Windows Update> Advanced Options. few days before
and hoped the issue is solved but still I observed the automatic restart of my computer while it is not in use for a while but it is so annoying.

When I check my system logs,

I have three errors:

Error:

EapHost 2002 peer

Skipping: Eap method DLL path validation failed. Error: typeId=17, authorId=9, vendorId=0, vendorType=0.

Skipping: Eap method DLL path validation failed. Error: typeId=25, authorId=9, vendorId=0, vendorType=0

Skipping: Eap method DLL path validation failed. Error: typeId=43, authorId=9, vendorId=0, vendorType=0

A plenty of these.

Someone please suggest me a solution.

Thanks in advance

 

Errors in Event Viewer: EapHost, Event ID 2002


My computer seemed to be running more slowly after the Creators update, so I went into the error viewer and found a ton of errors with the source EapHost, Event ID 2002. From Googling around, I found that this error can be caused by leftover keys from Cisco software, so I went ahead and deleted two of the keys referred to in the error logs, and the errors associated with those keys stopped popping up. However, there's a third error that keeps popping up:

Skipping: Eap method DLL path validation failed. Error: typeId=21, authorId=311, vendorId=0, vendorType=0

The trouble is that this doesn't give me enough information to figure out which key I need to delete. It refers me to a node in the registry called WLANProfileCreationUXAuth. There are six subfolders under that one, and some of them contain keys that I can't delete. (Stupidly, I tried, but the system wouldn't let me.)

What I'm wondering is this: how can I figure out which of the specific keys I need to delete? None of them refer to Cisco, as far as I can see.

 

EapHost Error Causing System Crash

Hi,

I have a brand new Dell Latitude 5591 with Windows 10 Pro v10.0.18362. Shortly after purchasing this computer I started experiencing freezing and crashing, with the mouse and keyboard not working and the screen going black. The only thing that will make it
work is to hard reset. I have run as many diagnosis as possible, but nothing seems to be wrong hardware wise, which means my extended warranty will not help me. There is also no pattern as to when my device is crashing; the activities I am doing are random.
As a result, I am coming here hoping to get some help.

I have attached the error messages below. These three messages occur every single time it crashes. In fact, the same messages occur over and over again three or four times.

Any help you can provide would be appreciated. Please let me know if there is any additional information you need to help diagnose this problem!