Event Viewer errors in Windows 10

Hi,

I have several errors I can't get rid of...

Service Control Manager, event id 7031

The User Data Access_Session1 service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 10000 milliseconds: Restart the service.
The User Data Storage_Session1 service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 10000 milliseconds: Restart the service.
The Contact Data_Session1 service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 10000 milliseconds: Restart the service.
The Sync Host_Session1 service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 10000 milliseconds: Restart the service.

And also some warnings as to the Kernel-PNP (219, task category 212) like the below one (it's because windows can't recognize linux and mac file systems):

The driver \Driver\WudfRd failed to load for the device SWD\WPDBUSENUM\{c2804ef5-f4eb-11e4-962d-806e6f6e6963}#0000001B14900000.

Is there a way to stop logging event 219?

Thanks a lot!

 

I have identical errors in my event log and they seem to be a bug in Service |Control Manager which tries to start certain services on shutdown.
Additionally I also get the same error for VMWare Workstation service just because it is installed on my system.

The fixes suggested out there are to invasive and could potentially cause other issues. I would wait until Microsoft issues a fix for this bug.

Since it occurs only on shutdown there is only a potential hit to your reboot timing and a messy event log.

What I do is clear down the event logs when I want to remove all the errors to be able to monitor for new issues without other noise.

Attached is a batch script I use to do that which is menu driven to make it easer.

you have other useful tools in the script to help you diagnose any other issues.

As a precaution I have renamed the batch script to .txt from .bat so that you can verify there is nothing which is harmful for your system before you use it.
Instructions:
rename file extension to .bat
always run batch scripts as administrator

 

Hi David,
I do not think it is hardware related because it is a common occurrence on different systems I also sometimes get the \Driver\WudfRd warning but tend to ignore it since it is just a warning.

the Data Access_Session1 service is used by the Onedrive and also I believe windows update and other apps.
I also get the 7031 error for the VMWare Workstation service when it attempts to restart on shutdown.

This issue used to occur on windows 8.1 and I believe it had got fixed by Microsoft.

It has just reappeared now in Windows 10.

I would not worry to much about it just noise in your event viewer with a possible hit on reboot timings.

 

Thanks both.
@ratbone, I'll try your script in a few days, now I'm in vacation and the respective desktop is home.
@David, I have multiple operating systems on the desktop, about 10 unknown partitions and guess what, there are let's say 10*(212 and 219 events). As you already said, they are warnings and they don't bother me.

However the ID 7031 are errors and can't live with them.
As onedrive creates huge amount of writes on the ssd, I disabled it from startup and I syncronize only if I change something. And yes, the shutdown time is huge, about 20 seconds. The boot time is not better either, about 25 seconds with a ssd.
Maybe it's because of the missing OneDrive?

I forgot to tell your there were some other warnings, network list and windows update try to use internet even before windows is loaded. That's incredible!
I didn't update from other versions, I am an insider and I think I have the RTM for the moment.

Thanks both of you for your effort!

 

@intzepatorii I've got exactly the same issue with various components trying to connect to quickly to the internet on startup. again I'm sure it is a setting somewhere we need to discover and modify.

@david VMware workstation service tries to restart on shutdown after it has been stopped by the Service Control manager. most services have a restart recovery on failure of one minute. I would expect if a shutdown has been committed, the service control manager should not allow services to try to restart. It must be a bug. I had experimented with the Wait to Kill setting in the registry on windows 7 but it never made a difference.

it could be worth a try on windows 10

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control]

"WaitToKillServiceTimeout"="20000"

I've attached an improved batch script with additional functions. I have added/improved the dism.exe commands including the component cleaning up

change extension from .txt to .bat

Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup

 

I have tried your batch file, nice program, but I wouldn't clear the log because I think it's useful to see when a problem occurred for the first time.
M$ didn't solve the problem in the meantime and moreover I have now an update which cannot be installed. Some people say it is because of the net framework.

I still have the Win7 partition and I think I'll stick to it as Win10 is not reliable from my point of view...