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I forgot to post warnings in System log
I got this one
Le package LSA n’est pas signé comme prévu. Cela peut provoquer un comportement inattendu avec Credential Guard.
Roughly translate to :
The package LSA didn't sign up like usual. This may provoke an unusual behaviour with Credential Guard.
I got this warning 10 times in a single second
also this warning
Credential Guard et/ou l’isolation de clé VBS sont configurés, mais le noyau sécurisé n’est pas en cours d’exécution ; en continuant sans eux.
roughly translate to :
Credential Guard and/or the isolation of VBS keys are configured, but the security core is not running ; keeping on without them.
appeared once, before the other ten, but still within the same second
I also got a few more error and warning after :
two warning from DistributedCOM
one error from Service Control Manager
one from TPM-WMI
I'll try what you said with msconfig
thanks
I got this one
Le package LSA n’est pas signé comme prévu. Cela peut provoquer un comportement inattendu avec Credential Guard.
Roughly translate to :
The package LSA didn't sign up like usual. This may provoke an unusual behaviour with Credential Guard.
I got this warning 10 times in a single second
also this warning
Credential Guard et/ou l’isolation de clé VBS sont configurés, mais le noyau sécurisé n’est pas en cours d’exécution ; en continuant sans eux.
roughly translate to :
Credential Guard and/or the isolation of VBS keys are configured, but the security core is not running ; keeping on without them.
appeared once, before the other ten, but still within the same second
I also got a few more error and warning after :
two warning from DistributedCOM
one error from Service Control Manager
one from TPM-WMI
would you suggest a clean windows install?Not completely sure, but could be Windows/OS related (and not hardware)..
no such error foundIn the event viewer logs, have you any warnings for nvlddmkm? I noticed that you are using an nvidia GPU. If there are, it 'could' be a TDR issue at a small chance. Other than that, you could go through all the startup items using msconfig. Disable anything non-microsoft and anything else non-essential. Reboot the PC. Is it stable? If so, enable the non-essential startup items a few (or preferably one) at a time and try again.
I'll try what you said with msconfig
thanks