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Unfortunately I contacted level 2 tech support and was told that there was no way to go back to local account according to their resident windows expert without creating a new user and transferring the files.

So, when I got that answer and based on what the event log was showing, I decided to go back to 8. Please forgive my ignorance. Even in 8. I see exactly where you are going with that portion. Could you please expand on the last part of your information dealing with "Local, in the security policy Service".

I am a Windows illiterate who would like to learn more. Where do I change the Policies you listed? This just happened for the first time. I am an experienced user, and can find my way around, enough to know to check my Event Log.

My computer had been sitting idle for about 20 minutes other than playing music I have no power saving set, hibernation is off, no auto sleep. Suddenly the music stopped. I checked power to the computer, fearing a surge, though my UPS made no indication of that. Power was still going to the computer-the power light was on-and there was still power to the USB ports. I attempted to restart using my power button. Other subsequent events show this. With no response, no video, I finally resorted to removing power from the pc itself.

I then restarted and everything worked fine, with the exception of Windows taking longer than usual to load, though I suspect this is because of the sudden power loss, which again, the event log backs up, as a critical event was logged upon startup.

I am wary of this happening again, is there any fix? I am an Windows Insider on the slow ring, but am running Build with the latest update. Below are my specific event details:.

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If you are using third party security program please disable and try. Disable Antivirus and security-related products, if you have any Antivirus installed for Free uninstall it, if not then disable the Antivirus, try again to update and check if issue is resolved.

Disclaimer: Antivirus software helps protecting your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you shouldn't disable your antivirus software. If you are connected to the Internet or a network while your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to malware attacks. Method 2: Perform a Clean Boot and check if it helps. A clean boot helps to eliminate software conflicts and to determine what is causing the problem. DCOM Event ID are the most common of these and they do not mean anything is wrong with your device, and there is nothing you can do to stop these events being generated Honestly don't spend too much time in the Event Viewer, you will be convinced there is something wrong with your PC, when there isn't.

As long as your system is stable and not crashing or lagging, forget about the Event viewer. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Sumit Independent Advisor Independent Advisor. Kapil Arya [Directly]. You can safely ignore them. Let us know if this helps! If the main issue is to resolve the Event error , we could refer to Hello, See if this fix helps you:.

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