Windows 10: How to Respond to This System Diagnostic Report?

I ran the System Diagnostics Report that is generated in Computer Management under Performance--Data Collector Sets--System—System Diagnostics. Here is a screenshot summary of the results (the full System Diagnostic Report is 123 pages long).

My system appears to be running fairly smoothly so I was surprised by these results. No other programs were running during the test. The UEFI diagnostic shows no hardware problems and I doubt that all of the poor results are valid.

Someone at Microsoft said that incompatibility issue(s) might cause these results. However, they would give me no further insights and said I would have to pay to have them figure it out. In another forum, I was told that the results are just Windows internal reporting and to ignore them. However, this makes no sense.

There are two Abnormally Stopped System Services: Interactive Services Detection (UIODetect) and Windows Encryption Provider Host Service (WEPHOSTSVC). What should be the settings for these services?

Question: How can I determine what, if anything, is conflicting with the diagnostic test?

Question: Could the problem be a flaw in the diagnostics test itself, rather than any problems with my system?

Question: If there really are some issues, how can they be resolved?

I hope that someone can help me understand what to do with these results. I would be happy to share the full diagnostics report as well as the associated system performance report.

System Information
Desktop: HP Pavilion p6-2100 with 8 gigs of memory
Processor: AMD A4-3420 APU with Radeon HD Graphics, 2800 Mhz
Drive: 1T Hitachi HDs721010CLA632 SATA

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How to Respond to This System Diagnostic Report?

After a clean boot, the report is the same except that there is no warning about missing events in the event log.

So, what next?

Thank you.

 

How to Respond to This System Diagnostic Report?

I ran the System Diagnostics Report that is generated in Computer Management under Performance--Data Collector Sets--System—System Diagnostics. Here is a screenshot of the results (the full System Diagnostic Report is 123 pages
long).




My system appears to be running fairly smoothly so I was surprised by these results. No other programs were running during the test. The UEFI diagnostic shows no hardware problems. All Windows updates have been automatically
installed. Therefore, I doubt that all of the poor results are valid.



Assuming that there really is a problem, I could readily turn on the service referred to in the first error listed, but there is no indication of which service. (It must be mentioned somewhere in the 123-page report but why couldn’t
the report just name it here?)



Similarly, I could change the buffer settings to prevent the missing events issue but the “Related” information referred to does not tell us how to do that nor could I readily find the answer elsewhere.



Unfortunately, there are few posts about this diagnostics report and "Help" is not helpful. I talked to someone at Microsoft who said that some incompatibility issue(s) might cause these results. However, they would give me
no further insights and said I would have to pay to have them figure it out.



Question: How can I determine what, if anything, is conflicting with the diagnostic test?



Question: Could the problem be a flaw in the diagnostics test itself, rather than any problems with my system?



Question: If there really are some issues, how can they be resolved?



I hope that someone can help me understand what to do with these results. I would be happy to share the full diagnostics report as well as the associated system performance report.



System Information

Desktop: HP Pavilion p6-2100 with 8 gigs of memory

Processor: AMD A4-3420 APU with Radeon HD Graphics, 2800 Mhz

Drive: 1T Hitachi HDs721010CLA632 SATA