Windows 10: Stop error preceded by Events 28, 86, 10010, 15, 360, 6155

Hello,I have recently built an all-new PC and purchased Windows 11 licence for it. However, when I installed some video games on it I found out I can't play for longer than 20-30 minutes before experiencing a system crash. Occasionally a BSoD shows up, but generally it's just a screen freeze followed by a shutdown disabling automatic restart results in a frozen screen and non-responsive system, forcing a hard reset. This error has so far only occurred while gaming - neither idling, browsing the Internet or stress tests ran on individual components have triggered it.Hardware:CPU: AMD Ryzen 7

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Are you getting DistributedCOM Event ID: 10010 errors with 11.4?

For those that updated to Cat 11.4 could you check the event viewer's Administrative Events (type Event Viewer in Start's search box, click on it, let it load, then select Custom View then Admin. Events) to see if you are getting: DistributedCOM Event ID: 10010, E10F6C3A-F1AE-4ADC-AA9D-2FE6552566 errors? To check if you are continuing to get them pick a specific time to reboot and once back up to desktop check the event viewer again to see if the error pops up again at the time the PC shutdown.

 

Are you getting DistributedCOM Event ID: 10010 errors with 11.4?

Well i just re-enabled it did not think it be a issue and it has not been.

 

WINDOWS 11 22H2 EVENT VIEWER ERRORS (LSA 6155, 360 WIN HELLO, 15 WININIT, 1108 Windows-Security-Auditing)

All updates up to and including 22621.525 I don't have this issue with 22H1.

I don't see any follow up with this issue from MS. I cannot upgrade with this type of error.

Since the begining of the release of 22H2, all versions (in my case and others that filed a similar response on insider) have generated Windows hello for business messages (event 360) accompanied by LSA errors (event 6155), Wininit (event 15) errors and multiple Event viewer errors (event 1108).

All of this is related to credential guard. I tried to disable credential guard, LSA service, Windows hello for business and so on to no avail.

This seems to be related to a prior install of Windows business (in my case on this system) or a professional account activation.

I don't know how to remove all traces of previous accounts. I also tried to disable in BIOS secure boot, deleted keys, re-installed a clean version of Windows (PRO not Enterprise) . I don't want to use anything related to Windows hello business.

I don't have any option to disable to whole thing.

This is the worst upgrade of Windows for me since Windows XP. I have tested many versions but this is a regression not an improvement!

This is a real pain!!

Anybody find a solution?? or explain what's going on?

Thanks