Windows 10: Event Viewer error

I did enable and run it. The result was " The task completed successfully". The error is still there.

 

Try clearing the log and see if in the next days any new one are created.
To clear a specific log, select the log file, right click, and select clear log.





On another note, if an error isn't showing up in Reliability History, and if all your Universal apps are functioning, I wouldn't really worry about it. Some errors are just time out errors, and when windows tries again(maybe after a few times) it succedes.

 

Thanks Cliff. I did clear and they are still coming back.

 

Does it seem to effect any apps or other use of the system?
For example I get a bunch of DCOM errors related to Cortana all day long, 24/7, but she's(it's) working perfectly, and there is nothing in Reliability History(where real errors are shown).

 

Everything seems to be working OK in my sign in. If I sign as Administrator some things there don't work. It seems from Event Viewer that it's happening about every 5 seconds.

 

Here is what task id 112 means(and other numbers too), in the TechNet library: Event ID 112 — Task Properties

 

See if this helps:

Apps - Reinstall and Re-register in Windows 8 and 10

 

Thanks for the reply. I did this and the error is still there. Here is a screenshot of it. I have no idea what this means.

 

That's Ok - Cortana is special - the tut has the exact screen shot *Wink

What I don't see is the Deployment operation progress. Did you uninstall the built-in apps?

You might try running 2. To Reinstall and Re-Register All Windows Apps for Current Account Only
Code: Get-AppXPackage | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}[/quote] It looks the same, but doesn't have the -AllUsers parameter for Get-AppxPackage

The only other suggestions I have
go to the MS Store and check for updates

DISM - Repair Windows 10 Image
followed by
SFC Command - Run in Windows 10

One of the above might help. I'm not certain if the event is related to the universal apps, but...
the DISM and SFC commands correct many issues.

 

I did run the program as current user.
I don't remember uninstalling any built in apps.
I have checked for updates. It says my PC is up to date.
I have run SFC / Scannow and DISM as stated in my first post.

 

Drat !!

First, I'm not certain that the event is actually associated with Universal Apps, but that seemed to be the likely candidate

Try one more crack at the Store Apps, then I'd like to take a more traditional method of troubleshooting - get all information possible.

Try repairing the MS store:
Store - Re-register in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

Then restart your machine.

If that doesn't help, Please follow this tutorial to provide the current operating environment of your machine.
Speccy - Publish Snapshot of your System Specs

Thanks

 

I did the re register thing again. here's a screen capture



Here is the Speccy link
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/v...DqK4UhZ4PYQdoH

 

Do we know what this is?






Do you have Ccleaner on the system? If so, go to Tools>Startup>Scheduled Tasks, highlight it, and select Disable. See if that makes a difference?

 

I have no idea what that is. I disabled it and rebooted and the error is still there.

 

Okay, was a thought. I don't know what it is, and it's not in my computer list. Guess you can go ahead and re-enable it, or you may find something errors out in the future.