Windows 10: Error 10013 logging repeatedly in a precise pattern every hour

I accidentally came across the following error in Event Viewer:A fatal error occurred while creating a TLS client credential. The internal error state is 10013.Source: SchannelEvent ID: 36871In an effort to track down its origin and by filtering out the result I found:1. It has been logging in a repeating pattern for two consecutive days. It logs every hour 8 times then stops, and then it starts logging again precisely after one hour from the previous start time. 2. It also appeared once about ten days ago with the same

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Event ID 36871 - Repeating TLS Error 10013

Each day shortly after logon, my windows 10 log fills with numerous copies of SChannel Error 36871:

"A fatal error occurred while creating a TLS client credential. The internal error state is 10013."

I do not see any symptoms of this error that I recognize as such - failed secure connections etc.

The error occurs both before and after domain connectivity is established - as indicated by NtpClient.

Despite the error being "fatal", it repeats 2-4 times, followed by an increasing pause before repeating again.

My question is, first and foremost, what does internal error state 10013 indicate?

 

Event ID 36871 - Repeating TLS Error 10013

Still erroring.

On this technet thread: A fatal error occurred while creating an SSL client credential. The internal error state is 10013.

Cody Bilbro suggested IISCrypto server defaults. I will do that for now & if it resolves the error, i will start locking it down - server defaults is not the most secure set of options.

Again, ideally, in a few days, I will get back on this thread and report one way or the other.

 

Resizing a pattern

Yes it is a sewing pattern. I will give these suggestions atry. Thank you