Windows 10: New system - Event Viewer full of nasty errors

Hey artburger,
I don't think there is fix for the Windows Hello for Business, but you can suppress the error ...
Event Viewer > Application and Services logs > Microsoft > Windows > User Device Registration > Right Click on Admin > Disable Log

If any of the errors/warnings reference CldFlt / CDSvc / CDPUserSvc (Event ID 7000 or 7032 usually)
Open Command Prompt as Admin
sc config CldFlt start= disabled
sc config CDPSvc start= disabled
sc config CDPUserSvc start= disabled

Note: It won't hurt anything to disable those anyway, they aren't used at this time. Disabling them MAY also get rid of a couple of the 10016 and 10010, but I won't guarantee it.

Since you have a lot of errors/warnings, it might help if you clear the Event Viewer.
Clear All Event Logs in Event Viewer in Windows Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials

I'd do a full shutdown and cold start

 

The WAR its not over....
Please fallow: Can anybody tell me WHY my computer crash? - Windows 10 Forums

 

Maybe I help others - I did some experiment. I took Nvidia drivers older that I can find - from November 2016. All works like a charm... Games on highest levels - no BSOD... at all...

 

That is completely normal - I get it every log on. Event 360 is a warning, not an error and all it is saying is something we don't use ("Windows Hello for Business") isn't launched. That is fine as I don't even care to know what "Windows Hello for Business" even is. Perhaps it is forced biometric logon when connected to a domain but perhaps not. It is nothing to do with NVidia drivers in any case as I get it and don't have anything NVidia.

I think you would go mad if you stress about all the messages in event viewer - there is lots of random stuff written and there always has been.

Unless Event Viewer is your hobby it is probably best to only look at it if you have a problem and even then only at things that might conceivably be relevant.