Strange title, I know. But don't worry, I'll attempt to explain.... So, I have/had a thread in the general hardware section in regards to a network interface card and it's drivers. That's been put on hold temporarily.... So, for the last week I've been noticing little freezes when working with any software the requires internet. These freezes only last a few seconds. While trying to figure out wtf I can't reinstall NIC drivers, I decided to take a glance at Event Viewer. There were hundreds of errors and warning logged. I've gotten it down to 3, in total. There is the usual Event ID 10016 from DCOM. There's also Event ID 2002 from PerfProc and Event ID 2004 from PerfNet. After hours upon hours of searching, I've found no remedy for the PerfProc and PerfNet errors. MS says that Event ID 10016 from DCOM is common and benign. However, in my particular case..... Every time Event ID 10016 is logged, it corresponds to a freeze. To me, that doesn't appear benign.... This thread will be monitored until Saturday evening, January 25, 2020..... No solutions by then, I'll just wipe the system and start over...again. I've been working on fixing errors for 2 days, what's another 2 days? Right? Specs: Windows 10 Pro build 1909 AMD Ryzen 5 1600 MSI B350 Tomahawk G.Skill RipJaw V DDR4-3200@1933 MSI Radeon FX5700 Intel 600P 1TB FiiO K10E ADATA SU650 500GB Any other info you need, just ask. I'll answer the best I can.
the dcom errors are benign, microsoft hasn't deregistered a few event handlers that no longer exist. for the PerfProc error, try Lodctr /R what is your output for BCDEDIT?
I tried Lodctr /R a dozen or so times. No change.... Now search is giving event ID's 3006, 3007 and 10021....ugh Feelin a reinstall this weekend if this keeps up. BCDEDIT output.... (unsure of it's usefulness since it's a single-boot system) Windows Boot Manager -------------------- identifier {bootmgr} device partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume2 path \EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\BOOTMGFW.EFI description Windows Boot Manager locale en-US inherit {globalsettings} default {current} resumeobject {b4db696d-3aaa-11ea-8e15-c95fdee6e843} displayorder {current} toolsdisplayorder {memdiag} timeout 30 Windows Boot Loader ------------------- identifier {current} device partition=C: path \WINDOWS\system32\winload.efi description Windows 10 locale en-US inherit {bootloadersettings} recoverysequence {b4db696f-3aaa-11ea-8e15-c95fdee6e843} displaymessageoverride Recovery recoveryenabled Yes isolatedcontext Yes allowedinmemorysettings 0x15000075 osdevice partition=C: systemroot \WINDOWS resumeobject {b4db696d-3aaa-11ea-8e15-c95fdee6e843} nx OptIn bootmenupolicy Standard This was actually a clean Windows install a few days ago.....
BCD is defaults Are you sure you're not actually having navi related issues? The perfproc and perfnet issues don't typically stall out the system.
The errors in event viewer are getting out of hand. I tried a few more "fixes" lastnight and now have more errors.... Starting to look like a "wipe the drive and try again" problem. If it persists after that, I'll swap back to the RX470 and see if anything changes. I'll update with the full list of errors this evening after work.
Error 10016 normally seen when on a computer upgraded to Windows 10 and not on clean installs. It seems to be an inherited setting that the installer doesn’t overwrite.........trying to start DCOMs Try by going to (export the reg settings first [right click on "ole" folder and export as backup]: > regedit > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Ole > Delete these: DefaultAccessPermission DefaultLaunchPermission MachineAccessRestriction MachineLaunchRestriction ----------------------------------------------- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/com/hkey-local-machine-software-microsoft-ole ----------------------------------------------
Last time I have seen something like this (although on completely different HW) it was faulty network card or network cable.
UPGRADED or CLEAN INSTALLED OS? RESET (keep apps and personal folders).....OR Clean INSTALL....promising to have latest OS and drivers in hand from manufacturer's website ..... and RE CHECK issues..... At times.... after clean install, most people install the "always should be installed apps ( a culture???)" (examples: xyz disk defrag tools/xyz registry cleaner optimizer/xyz internet optimizer/ xyz game optimizer and so on.....) ...so don't install utility tools after [if ever you clean install].....and then you can check the ERROR according to your first post. ALTHOUGH HAVING HIGH-END HARDWARE DOESNT MEAN EVERYTHING IS AT OPTIMUM LEVEL AS SOFTWARE DECIDES HOW TO MAKE THE LATTER BEHAVE......(SO NEED TO BE SURE WHAT HAVE BEEN INSTALLED)
It was a clean install that's now about 10 days old. All that's been installed are component drivers, web browsers and a couple games. I've intentionally held off on installing anything that I could get by without due to the errors. I'm only using 1 3rd party utility, and it runs from a standalone executable that doesn't require installation. The application that was made available to me, shows a lot more errors occurring than Event Viewer does. I'm not going to give details on the application. I'll let it's author do that when he's ready. The number of errors it's reporting are concerning though. Only 1 instance each of errors from PerfNet and PerfProc since switching from the Intel NIC to the integrated Realtek NIC, according to Event Viewer.... However, usbperf, Perflib and search have maintained pretty regular errors. It's looking like the best course of action at this point would be to remove the Intel NIC from the system and perform a "Restore" without retaining data. Then see if the errors return. The Intel NIC is simply disabled in Device Manager at the moment. Well.....wouldn't be the first Intel NIC I've had fail.... I'll be removing it from the system later to see if anything changes.
Have you seen https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-server-2008-R2-and-2008/cc727117(v=ws.10) ? My rig has 400+ of these events and no freezes though...
@sykozis Also you can search for possible performance counters added by some service/device https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/perfctrs/creating-the-applications-performance-key Search for "Performance" registry keys in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services", rename ("Berformance" for example) suspicious ones and reboot. May be Intel NIC does that. Upd: Or you can try to disable performance counters for the particular service https://coresql.com/2018/07/26/how-to-disable-specific-performance-counters-in-windows/ - if only that info is not outdated. For example you can disable performance counters for PerfNet and for UsbPerf.
Well, the freezes have become more frequent over the last couple days. Nothing points to a direct cause. This morning however, I remembered that my pump had failed to power up when installing drivers, resulting in the CPU overheating. I have an R5 2600 on order to replace my R5 1600. It will be here in a few days. After CPU replacement I'll reset Windows and see how things go from there. Yep... how'd you guess?
I am a "beta tester" currently for the app in question. EDIT: But it doesn't show more than Windows. You only would have to click through the hundreds of sub menus to check all logs. Those are all Windows logs or logs from drivers and such which get logged through Windows' own log mechanisms instead to say a text file. Isn't it beautiful? Regarding all the errors ... some of them are obsolete, not really errors or false positives. For example if my DVD drive is empty, "storport" periodically increases the error counter of read errors. Sure, but a log entry only telling you a port gets you afraid in no time I bet. I was afraid my brand new 4tb drives had a failure tbh. ... same goes with these where you see some kind of "if memory > 99%" or the same with CPU or other components. Google the error description and you quickly will find out if it's a "false positive" or not. If unsure post the error codes or messages or send a PM.
Right now, there appear to be a couple hundred entries from Kernel-PnP in event viewer..... The number of instances from usbperf, Perflib, Perfnet and PerfProc have increased dramatically. In a few days, I'll throw in an R5 2600 to rule out the processor and we'll go from there..... In the meantime, I'm going to run memtest. On a side note.... If you haven't tried the new Chromium based Edge browser, I recommend giving it a shot. It's still lacking some features, but appears decent overall. Vivaldi kind of pissed me off so I downloaded the Chromium based Edge update..... Can't wait for MS to finish it. Hopefully it doesn't end up like IE....
