How to prevent Service Control Manager hanging at start of Windows 7?
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I had a third NAS added to my home system this summer. At that time, I started to develop and issue wherein the start of my Win 7SP1 becomes a two-step process. MOST stuff seems to load immediately from my SSD. Then, about 16 minutes later, a couple of other programs plus the sidebar loads. It's a very consistent 16 minutes. I also don't have access to many system level processes until the later group of programs loads. For example, I can't uninstall programs via Windows Uninstaller or Revo Uninstaller. If I click on them, nothing SEEMS to happen. But when that 16 minutes expires, my screens become a riot of exploding opening windows ... if I've gotten click-happy. I 'repaired' this a while ago by running Tweaking.com's Windows Repair AIO. But, it seems to come back after just every Patch Tuesday. And after this most recent one, the Tweaking.com solution didn't resolve the issue. I'm prone to only rebooting about once every three weeks, so this isn't a life-and-death issue. But it is an itch I'd like to scratch.
From the Windows Event Viewer logs, I know DCOM fails early in the boot process. Says DCOM can't be found.I don't know specifically what files to look for manually. But I do see DCOM entries in the WindowPolicyDefinitions folder and a dcomcnfg file in WindowsSystem32 and in WindowsSysWOW64. Duplicates seem to appear in the winsxs sub-system. I don't see anything bizarre about the execute line: C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch. And by the time I CAN look at services, it says DCOM's started and is automatic. The dependencies are through Remote Procedure Call. The only non-Windows services I can detect (not that I REALLY know what I'm doing) are Avast! AntiVirus, Google Update Service (gupdate) and Google Update Service (gupdatem). If I had to pick candidates, the Google Update Service would be high on the list.
After DCOM's initial failure, I get a warning about custom dynamic link libraries and then Service Control Manager logs that it is taking more than 4 minutes to start. Some 11 minutes later, it logs being hung ... then everything loads and everything works!! There is nothing in the log I can see where SCM then succeeds. Ideas?
Date: 11/14/2011 4:17:08 AM
Event Type: Error
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: DCOM
Event ID: 3221235482
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The description for Event ID '-1073731814' in Source 'DCOM' cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display the message, or you may not have permission to access them. The following information is part of the event:'{E10F6C3A-F1AE-4ADC-AA9D-2FE65525666E}'
Date: 11/14/2011 4:18:02 AM
Event Type: Warning
Username: NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Wininit
Event ID: 11
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: Custom dynamic link libraries are being loaded for every application. The system administrator should review the list of libraries to ensure they are related to trusted applications.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:22:19 AM
Event Type: Warning
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Service Control Manager
Event ID: 2147490692
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The following service is taking more than 4 minutes to start and may have stopped responding: Server
Contact your system administrator or service vendor for approximate startup times for this service.
If you think this service might be slowing system response or logon time, talk to your system administrator about whether the service should be disabled until the problem is identified. You may have to restart the computer in safe mode before you can disable the service.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:33:19 AM
Event Type: Error
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Service Control Manager
Event ID: 3221232494
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The Server service hung on starting.
windows-7 freeze services dcom
asked Nov 14 '11 at 21:34
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I had a third NAS added to my home system this summer. At that time, I started to develop and issue wherein the start of my Win 7SP1 becomes a two-step process. MOST stuff seems to load immediately from my SSD. Then, about 16 minutes later, a couple of other programs plus the sidebar loads. It's a very consistent 16 minutes. I also don't have access to many system level processes until the later group of programs loads. For example, I can't uninstall programs via Windows Uninstaller or Revo Uninstaller. If I click on them, nothing SEEMS to happen. But when that 16 minutes expires, my screens become a riot of exploding opening windows ... if I've gotten click-happy. I 'repaired' this a while ago by running Tweaking.com's Windows Repair AIO. But, it seems to come back after just every Patch Tuesday. And after this most recent one, the Tweaking.com solution didn't resolve the issue. I'm prone to only rebooting about once every three weeks, so this isn't a life-and-death issue. But it is an itch I'd like to scratch.
From the Windows Event Viewer logs, I know DCOM fails early in the boot process. Says DCOM can't be found.I don't know specifically what files to look for manually. But I do see DCOM entries in the WindowPolicyDefinitions folder and a dcomcnfg file in WindowsSystem32 and in WindowsSysWOW64. Duplicates seem to appear in the winsxs sub-system. I don't see anything bizarre about the execute line: C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch. And by the time I CAN look at services, it says DCOM's started and is automatic. The dependencies are through Remote Procedure Call. The only non-Windows services I can detect (not that I REALLY know what I'm doing) are Avast! AntiVirus, Google Update Service (gupdate) and Google Update Service (gupdatem). If I had to pick candidates, the Google Update Service would be high on the list.
After DCOM's initial failure, I get a warning about custom dynamic link libraries and then Service Control Manager logs that it is taking more than 4 minutes to start. Some 11 minutes later, it logs being hung ... then everything loads and everything works!! There is nothing in the log I can see where SCM then succeeds. Ideas?
Date: 11/14/2011 4:17:08 AM
Event Type: Error
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: DCOM
Event ID: 3221235482
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The description for Event ID '-1073731814' in Source 'DCOM' cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display the message, or you may not have permission to access them. The following information is part of the event:'{E10F6C3A-F1AE-4ADC-AA9D-2FE65525666E}'
Date: 11/14/2011 4:18:02 AM
Event Type: Warning
Username: NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Wininit
Event ID: 11
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: Custom dynamic link libraries are being loaded for every application. The system administrator should review the list of libraries to ensure they are related to trusted applications.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:22:19 AM
Event Type: Warning
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Service Control Manager
Event ID: 2147490692
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The following service is taking more than 4 minutes to start and may have stopped responding: Server
Contact your system administrator or service vendor for approximate startup times for this service.
If you think this service might be slowing system response or logon time, talk to your system administrator about whether the service should be disabled until the problem is identified. You may have to restart the computer in safe mode before you can disable the service.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:33:19 AM
Event Type: Error
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Service Control Manager
Event ID: 3221232494
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The Server service hung on starting.
windows-7 freeze services dcom
asked Nov 14 '11 at 21:34
Gary M. Mugford
1402412
"I had a third NAS added to my home system". NAS, as in Network Attached Storage? "Says DCOM can't be found", actually it doesn't say that, it says the description for event '-1073731814' can't be found. For the Event ID 11 warning, it should give you a list of affected DLLs in the Details tab for that event. What does it say? Have you checked out MS KB319127 Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003 by any chance?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Nov 14 '11 at 21:59
Run a sfc /scannow from the command prompt, see if it finds any corrupt system files
– Moab
Nov 14 '11 at 22:38
Sorry about the delay coming back. Bad backs and typing are frowned upon by doctor. Answering Moab first, I did run the sfc /scannow utility and got a clean report. It is part of my overnight backup batch file and I do log those runs and have seen nothing in them to give me pause. For techie007, I did indeed, misunderstand the reference to DCOM. I assumed DCOM, not the ID, was the issue from reading the line in Windows Event Viewer Plus's System Log view. I will check the KB article cited and see if it leads to a solution. I am coming up on a reboot soon. Thanks to both of you. GM
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 5:10
The answer lay in techie007's pointer to the KB article. Although it wasn't spot on, it did identify the spooler as the culprit and that adding lanmanserver to the dependencies cured the issue. At the time of the NAS's installation, I also installed a new switch and moved the printer from directly being plugged into the main computer in the house to being attached to the switch, and thus, available to the other computers in the house. Out of sight, out of mind bites me on the butt. At any rate, thanks techie007. Can't give you a checkmark, but I will if you answer rather than comment.
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 19:21
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I had a third NAS added to my home system this summer. At that time, I started to develop and issue wherein the start of my Win 7SP1 becomes a two-step process. MOST stuff seems to load immediately from my SSD. Then, about 16 minutes later, a couple of other programs plus the sidebar loads. It's a very consistent 16 minutes. I also don't have access to many system level processes until the later group of programs loads. For example, I can't uninstall programs via Windows Uninstaller or Revo Uninstaller. If I click on them, nothing SEEMS to happen. But when that 16 minutes expires, my screens become a riot of exploding opening windows ... if I've gotten click-happy. I 'repaired' this a while ago by running Tweaking.com's Windows Repair AIO. But, it seems to come back after just every Patch Tuesday. And after this most recent one, the Tweaking.com solution didn't resolve the issue. I'm prone to only rebooting about once every three weeks, so this isn't a life-and-death issue. But it is an itch I'd like to scratch.
From the Windows Event Viewer logs, I know DCOM fails early in the boot process. Says DCOM can't be found.I don't know specifically what files to look for manually. But I do see DCOM entries in the WindowPolicyDefinitions folder and a dcomcnfg file in WindowsSystem32 and in WindowsSysWOW64. Duplicates seem to appear in the winsxs sub-system. I don't see anything bizarre about the execute line: C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch. And by the time I CAN look at services, it says DCOM's started and is automatic. The dependencies are through Remote Procedure Call. The only non-Windows services I can detect (not that I REALLY know what I'm doing) are Avast! AntiVirus, Google Update Service (gupdate) and Google Update Service (gupdatem). If I had to pick candidates, the Google Update Service would be high on the list.
After DCOM's initial failure, I get a warning about custom dynamic link libraries and then Service Control Manager logs that it is taking more than 4 minutes to start. Some 11 minutes later, it logs being hung ... then everything loads and everything works!! There is nothing in the log I can see where SCM then succeeds. Ideas?
Date: 11/14/2011 4:17:08 AM
Event Type: Error
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: DCOM
Event ID: 3221235482
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The description for Event ID '-1073731814' in Source 'DCOM' cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display the message, or you may not have permission to access them. The following information is part of the event:'{E10F6C3A-F1AE-4ADC-AA9D-2FE65525666E}'
Date: 11/14/2011 4:18:02 AM
Event Type: Warning
Username: NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Wininit
Event ID: 11
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: Custom dynamic link libraries are being loaded for every application. The system administrator should review the list of libraries to ensure they are related to trusted applications.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:22:19 AM
Event Type: Warning
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Service Control Manager
Event ID: 2147490692
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The following service is taking more than 4 minutes to start and may have stopped responding: Server
Contact your system administrator or service vendor for approximate startup times for this service.
If you think this service might be slowing system response or logon time, talk to your system administrator about whether the service should be disabled until the problem is identified. You may have to restart the computer in safe mode before you can disable the service.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:33:19 AM
Event Type: Error
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Service Control Manager
Event ID: 3221232494
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The Server service hung on starting.
windows-7 freeze services dcom
asked Nov 14 '11 at 21:34
Gary M. Mugford
1402412
I had a third NAS added to my home system this summer. At that time, I started to develop and issue wherein the start of my Win 7SP1 becomes a two-step process. MOST stuff seems to load immediately from my SSD. Then, about 16 minutes later, a couple of other programs plus the sidebar loads. It's a very consistent 16 minutes. I also don't have access to many system level processes until the later group of programs loads. For example, I can't uninstall programs via Windows Uninstaller or Revo Uninstaller. If I click on them, nothing SEEMS to happen. But when that 16 minutes expires, my screens become a riot of exploding opening windows ... if I've gotten click-happy. I 'repaired' this a while ago by running Tweaking.com's Windows Repair AIO. But, it seems to come back after just every Patch Tuesday. And after this most recent one, the Tweaking.com solution didn't resolve the issue. I'm prone to only rebooting about once every three weeks, so this isn't a life-and-death issue. But it is an itch I'd like to scratch.
From the Windows Event Viewer logs, I know DCOM fails early in the boot process. Says DCOM can't be found.I don't know specifically what files to look for manually. But I do see DCOM entries in the WindowPolicyDefinitions folder and a dcomcnfg file in WindowsSystem32 and in WindowsSysWOW64. Duplicates seem to appear in the winsxs sub-system. I don't see anything bizarre about the execute line: C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch. And by the time I CAN look at services, it says DCOM's started and is automatic. The dependencies are through Remote Procedure Call. The only non-Windows services I can detect (not that I REALLY know what I'm doing) are Avast! AntiVirus, Google Update Service (gupdate) and Google Update Service (gupdatem). If I had to pick candidates, the Google Update Service would be high on the list.
After DCOM's initial failure, I get a warning about custom dynamic link libraries and then Service Control Manager logs that it is taking more than 4 minutes to start. Some 11 minutes later, it logs being hung ... then everything loads and everything works!! There is nothing in the log I can see where SCM then succeeds. Ideas?
Date: 11/14/2011 4:17:08 AM
Event Type: Error
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: DCOM
Event ID: 3221235482
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The description for Event ID '-1073731814' in Source 'DCOM' cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display the message, or you may not have permission to access them. The following information is part of the event:'{E10F6C3A-F1AE-4ADC-AA9D-2FE65525666E}'
Date: 11/14/2011 4:18:02 AM
Event Type: Warning
Username: NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Wininit
Event ID: 11
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: Custom dynamic link libraries are being loaded for every application. The system administrator should review the list of libraries to ensure they are related to trusted applications.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:22:19 AM
Event Type: Warning
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Service Control Manager
Event ID: 2147490692
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The following service is taking more than 4 minutes to start and may have stopped responding: Server
Contact your system administrator or service vendor for approximate startup times for this service.
If you think this service might be slowing system response or logon time, talk to your system administrator about whether the service should be disabled until the problem is identified. You may have to restart the computer in safe mode before you can disable the service.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:33:19 AM
Event Type: Error
Username:
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: Service Control Manager
Event ID: 3221232494
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The Server service hung on starting.
windows-7 freeze services dcom
windows-7 freeze services dcom
asked Nov 14 '11 at 21:34
Gary M. Mugford
1402412
asked Nov 14 '11 at 21:34
Gary M. Mugford
1402412
asked Nov 14 '11 at 21:34
Gary M. Mugford
1402412
asked Nov 14 '11 at 21:34
Gary M. Mugford
1402412
asked Nov 14 '11 at 21:34
Gary M. Mugford
1402412
1402412
"I had a third NAS added to my home system". NAS, as in Network Attached Storage? "Says DCOM can't be found", actually it doesn't say that, it says the description for event '-1073731814' can't be found. For the Event ID 11 warning, it should give you a list of affected DLLs in the Details tab for that event. What does it say? Have you checked out MS KB319127 Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003 by any chance?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Nov 14 '11 at 21:59
Run a sfc /scannow from the command prompt, see if it finds any corrupt system files
– Moab
Nov 14 '11 at 22:38
Sorry about the delay coming back. Bad backs and typing are frowned upon by doctor. Answering Moab first, I did run the sfc /scannow utility and got a clean report. It is part of my overnight backup batch file and I do log those runs and have seen nothing in them to give me pause. For techie007, I did indeed, misunderstand the reference to DCOM. I assumed DCOM, not the ID, was the issue from reading the line in Windows Event Viewer Plus's System Log view. I will check the KB article cited and see if it leads to a solution. I am coming up on a reboot soon. Thanks to both of you. GM
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 5:10
The answer lay in techie007's pointer to the KB article. Although it wasn't spot on, it did identify the spooler as the culprit and that adding lanmanserver to the dependencies cured the issue. At the time of the NAS's installation, I also installed a new switch and moved the printer from directly being plugged into the main computer in the house to being attached to the switch, and thus, available to the other computers in the house. Out of sight, out of mind bites me on the butt. At any rate, thanks techie007. Can't give you a checkmark, but I will if you answer rather than comment.
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 19:21
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"I had a third NAS added to my home system". NAS, as in Network Attached Storage? "Says DCOM can't be found", actually it doesn't say that, it says the description for event '-1073731814' can't be found. For the Event ID 11 warning, it should give you a list of affected DLLs in the Details tab for that event. What does it say? Have you checked out MS KB319127 Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003 by any chance?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Nov 14 '11 at 21:59
Run a sfc /scannow from the command prompt, see if it finds any corrupt system files
– Moab
Nov 14 '11 at 22:38
Sorry about the delay coming back. Bad backs and typing are frowned upon by doctor. Answering Moab first, I did run the sfc /scannow utility and got a clean report. It is part of my overnight backup batch file and I do log those runs and have seen nothing in them to give me pause. For techie007, I did indeed, misunderstand the reference to DCOM. I assumed DCOM, not the ID, was the issue from reading the line in Windows Event Viewer Plus's System Log view. I will check the KB article cited and see if it leads to a solution. I am coming up on a reboot soon. Thanks to both of you. GM
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 5:10
The answer lay in techie007's pointer to the KB article. Although it wasn't spot on, it did identify the spooler as the culprit and that adding lanmanserver to the dependencies cured the issue. At the time of the NAS's installation, I also installed a new switch and moved the printer from directly being plugged into the main computer in the house to being attached to the switch, and thus, available to the other computers in the house. Out of sight, out of mind bites me on the butt. At any rate, thanks techie007. Can't give you a checkmark, but I will if you answer rather than comment.
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 19:21
"I had a third NAS added to my home system". NAS, as in Network Attached Storage? "Says DCOM can't be found", actually it doesn't say that, it says the description for event '-1073731814' can't be found. For the Event ID 11 warning, it should give you a list of affected DLLs in the Details tab for that event. What does it say? Have you checked out MS KB319127 Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003 by any chance?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Nov 14 '11 at 21:59
"I had a third NAS added to my home system". NAS, as in Network Attached Storage? "Says DCOM can't be found", actually it doesn't say that, it says the description for event '-1073731814' can't be found. For the Event ID 11 warning, it should give you a list of affected DLLs in the Details tab for that event. What does it say? Have you checked out MS KB319127 Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003 by any chance?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Nov 14 '11 at 21:59
Run a sfc /scannow from the command prompt, see if it finds any corrupt system files
– Moab
Nov 14 '11 at 22:38
Run a sfc /scannow from the command prompt, see if it finds any corrupt system files
– Moab
Nov 14 '11 at 22:38
Sorry about the delay coming back. Bad backs and typing are frowned upon by doctor. Answering Moab first, I did run the sfc /scannow utility and got a clean report. It is part of my overnight backup batch file and I do log those runs and have seen nothing in them to give me pause. For techie007, I did indeed, misunderstand the reference to DCOM. I assumed DCOM, not the ID, was the issue from reading the line in Windows Event Viewer Plus's System Log view. I will check the KB article cited and see if it leads to a solution. I am coming up on a reboot soon. Thanks to both of you. GM
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 5:10
Sorry about the delay coming back. Bad backs and typing are frowned upon by doctor. Answering Moab first, I did run the sfc /scannow utility and got a clean report. It is part of my overnight backup batch file and I do log those runs and have seen nothing in them to give me pause. For techie007, I did indeed, misunderstand the reference to DCOM. I assumed DCOM, not the ID, was the issue from reading the line in Windows Event Viewer Plus's System Log view. I will check the KB article cited and see if it leads to a solution. I am coming up on a reboot soon. Thanks to both of you. GM
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 5:10
The answer lay in techie007's pointer to the KB article. Although it wasn't spot on, it did identify the spooler as the culprit and that adding lanmanserver to the dependencies cured the issue. At the time of the NAS's installation, I also installed a new switch and moved the printer from directly being plugged into the main computer in the house to being attached to the switch, and thus, available to the other computers in the house. Out of sight, out of mind bites me on the butt. At any rate, thanks techie007. Can't give you a checkmark, but I will if you answer rather than comment.
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 19:21
The answer lay in techie007's pointer to the KB article. Although it wasn't spot on, it did identify the spooler as the culprit and that adding lanmanserver to the dependencies cured the issue. At the time of the NAS's installation, I also installed a new switch and moved the printer from directly being plugged into the main computer in the house to being attached to the switch, and thus, available to the other computers in the house. Out of sight, out of mind bites me on the butt. At any rate, thanks techie007. Can't give you a checkmark, but I will if you answer rather than comment.
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 19:21
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I'm about to contact a user who is complaining about this error too. Off the top of my head it seems to me that it may be a heat issue. I suggest opening the box and giving everything a good vacuum/clean out & disk cleanup/defrag to see if the error is still present.
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I'm about to contact a user who is complaining about this error too. Off the top of my head it seems to me that it may be a heat issue. I suggest opening the box and giving everything a good vacuum/clean out & disk cleanup/defrag to see if the error is still present.
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I'm about to contact a user who is complaining about this error too. Off the top of my head it seems to me that it may be a heat issue. I suggest opening the box and giving everything a good vacuum/clean out & disk cleanup/defrag to see if the error is still present.
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I'm about to contact a user who is complaining about this error too. Off the top of my head it seems to me that it may be a heat issue. I suggest opening the box and giving everything a good vacuum/clean out & disk cleanup/defrag to see if the error is still present.
answered Oct 26 at 1:33
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I'm about to contact a user who is complaining about this error too. Off the top of my head it seems to me that it may be a heat issue. I suggest opening the box and giving everything a good vacuum/clean out & disk cleanup/defrag to see if the error is still present.
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"I had a third NAS added to my home system". NAS, as in Network Attached Storage? "Says DCOM can't be found", actually it doesn't say that, it says the description for event '-1073731814' can't be found. For the Event ID 11 warning, it should give you a list of affected DLLs in the Details tab for that event. What does it say? Have you checked out MS KB319127 Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003 by any chance?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Nov 14 '11 at 21:59
Run a sfc /scannow from the command prompt, see if it finds any corrupt system files
– Moab
Nov 14 '11 at 22:38
Sorry about the delay coming back. Bad backs and typing are frowned upon by doctor. Answering Moab first, I did run the sfc /scannow utility and got a clean report. It is part of my overnight backup batch file and I do log those runs and have seen nothing in them to give me pause. For techie007, I did indeed, misunderstand the reference to DCOM. I assumed DCOM, not the ID, was the issue from reading the line in Windows Event Viewer Plus's System Log view. I will check the KB article cited and see if it leads to a solution. I am coming up on a reboot soon. Thanks to both of you. GM
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 5:10
The answer lay in techie007's pointer to the KB article. Although it wasn't spot on, it did identify the spooler as the culprit and that adding lanmanserver to the dependencies cured the issue. At the time of the NAS's installation, I also installed a new switch and moved the printer from directly being plugged into the main computer in the house to being attached to the switch, and thus, available to the other computers in the house. Out of sight, out of mind bites me on the butt. At any rate, thanks techie007. Can't give you a checkmark, but I will if you answer rather than comment.
– Gary M. Mugford
Nov 25 '11 at 19:21