Windows 10: update KB3194496 : new error 10 in event log. AppReadiness/Admin

Maybe it's worth trying troubleshooting utility about apps and, if exists, about accounts. I should try it.

 

Tried re-registering 'Microsoft.AccountsControl' and 'Microsoft.Windows.ShellExperienceHost' this idn't help.
I ran sfc /scannow" and 'DISM' found errors in sfc scan but didn't help.

I notice when I run Process Explorer that ShellExperienceHost and SearchUI are suspended till I hit the start button. They will run for a few seconds then stop again. So I am puzzled by the "install failed" in the event error because they do run.

 

I hope i don't have to do another clean install because of this, it's such a process to do a clean install and install all my games, programs, drivers etc.. You guys know it could take hours.
Everything was fine before this update except I was always getting error event id 10016 on every boot up, anyone here noticed that error?

 

I updated to the Anniversary Update yesterday, as well as intalled the latest updates. I disabled Cortana as per instructions on another website. The above errors are new.
Digging through the Applications and Services Log>Microsoft>Windows>ApplicationResourceManagementSystem show multiple errors related to Cortana. Has anyone else disabled Cortana and are receiving event 214 and event 10?
I am also seeing a connection between the errors and disabling microsoft privacy controls.

 

My Enterprize edition comes with Cortana not installed and I disabled it in 2 other PC's. I also have disabled all but maybe 1 or 2 privacy items, one is location services.

hbordon727 try this for your 10016 error: Windows 10 Event ID 10010 and 10016 Errors With DistributedCOM - Page 2 - Windows 10 Forums

 

A 'clean' system is nice, especially for OCD/anal-rententive types.^_^ But, unless something isn't working correctly, event viewer errors are often innocuous, not worth fretting over, and may be fixed in time.

As an example, in Win 10 build 1511 there was an error that was generated at shutdown. A Microsoft FAQ stated the cause and said it was being addressed. It could be overcome by changing a registry entry, but that disabled some STORE apps. In build 1607 the error is gone.

Yet another example: A WIA error appears at most boot-ups here. It's due to an out-of-date printer driver - nothing newer available. Yet the printer works fine. It's not worth the cost of a new printer to banish the error.

 

Hi.
I think you shouldn't do a clean install of Windows as long as your system works without problems (but some errors in the event viewer).
I'm waiting for another update that hopefully will correct these errors (as well as for a solution on this forum). So... Hold on! *Smile

 

what??, format C: just for some errors in event log viewer?? *Cool

Until my PC works as expected i simply ignore them (even if i'd like to know their source and meaning)...


An happy Win10 AU user (or from Italy with love),
by

 

Getting the same AppReadiness errors ID10 and ID214 here since installing KB3194496. I'm still looking for a solution but it may be a wait for Microsoft to fix it situation.
For me I'd like it fixed but it doesn't seem to be causing any problems, so a minor annoyance that needs fixing *Smile

 

Same here on W10 Home but all works fine. Don't you just love MS shoddy software engineering?

 

we are not alone, AppReadiness errors after September 29 Windows 10 update

 

As a workaround, I eliminated the errors by disabling the App Readiness service. I don't use any Microsoft apps anyway, so this doesn't affect me.

 

When I tried to follow those steps and used the Troubleshooter, not only did it not eliminate the event ID 10 and event ID 214 errors with every boot, but, since doing so, I'm also getting new event ID 10010 errors with every boot that I was not getting before using the troubleshooter.

 

That was the first thing that I tried, and it did not work.

 

Yep same happening to me too.