Windows 10: Event Viewer queries on my Windows 10 laptop

DCOM 10016 - That particular one is RunTimeBroker ... There's a couple of threads on this forum about it.
Event Error ID 10016 in Event Viewer...

Note: The DCOM 10016 error fixes involve the 2 step shuffle *Smile ... Editing the Registry & Editing the Dcom launch permissions) for the specific ClSID and APPID.

Kernal-PnP 219 -Probably a USB drive. Check/Update your drivers.

Esent-Errors - I believe some of those have to do with Edge Browser. Check the settings for Clear Browser Data (History,Cookies,etc) on close ... I don't remember exactly which ones cause those errors.

 

this is an error when an application under a specific SID tries to execute using "local remote procedure call" through the local host network (127.0.0.1) on the local machine itself when the application does not have the permission to launch locally.
its really not an error to be overly concerned about especially if the application in question is not affected by this security measure.

 

You figured out yet how to fix ESENT?

 

I was able to get rid of these two ESENT ID errors, 636 & 640.

The file always seems to be a .jfm file in question. I read on another forum that these are typically "auto form" files. Although I don't have the string anymore the ESENT errors I were getting were related to caching on Microsoft Edge and IE 11. It was always "readhdrfailed" "flush map invalidated" blah blah blah. Didn't matter how many times I cleared files and reset the browsers it they always came back. Funny thing I noticed, is they typically came back when I logged on to a web page. Facebook, or my gmail account for example. They would "auto fill" then when that error came back I always had to re-log into a page again. Something had to be deleting these files but I tried everything I could think of.

Long story short I was able to disable Windows Defender through the registry and these errors magically went away.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...6-da9a520f05f2

Windows Defender was screwing up my "auto fill" for whatever reason. I think in my case it was a conflict between browsers. It was deleting the .jfm files on both browsers. Not sure if this will help you, but it helped me.

Found one string. Just replace "Edge" with "Internet Explorer" and your set:

ID 636 - DllHost (???) Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe_NOEDP_EDGE_IDB: Flush map file "C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AppData\User\Default\In dexed DB\IndexedDB.jfm" will be deleted. Reason: ReadHdrFailed.

Thanks!