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Thanks for your help. So, I originally stopped the error messages by turning off fast start-up.
After your suggestion I ran sfc and dism scans in that order. The sfc scan came back that corrupted files were found and repaired. The Dism scan found no problems.
So, I turned fast start-up back on, then shut down computer, then started the computer and no errors or warnings. All good.
Thank you.
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Well Sunday night until I found it awake and shut it down here is a sampling from the Event Viewer:
–Background Intelligent Transfer Service keeps going back a forth from demand start to auto start
–Hardly seems possible but there are even more DistributedCOM event 10016’s than usual
–I uninstalled Xbox app but it won’t go away from the start menu so uninstalling app on windows 10 (Start>Settings>Apps>Xbox Game Bar> uninstall) does not work and Sunday night the computer was also awakened for this: Installation Successful: Windows successfully installed the following update: 9NBLGGH537C2-Microsoft.XboxGameOverlay
–Also, this happened: Kernel-General event 16 The access history in hive \??\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Provisioning\Microsoft-Desktop-Provisioning-Sequence.dat was cleared updating 0 keys and creating 0 modified pages.
–Several times “The system is entering sleep event 42” would be followed one second later by “The system has resumed from sleep event 107.”
–The Power-Trouble Shooter event 1 reported: Wake Source: Device -Realtek Gaming GbE Family Controller several times. Other times it reported source unknown.
–I tried right click Start>Shut down or sign out>sleep. That did not work either, it signed me out.
–I ran sfc scan and it was good, “Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.”
–Using Device Manager, I uninstalled Realtek Gaming GbE Family Controller, which was identified as the wake source.
–I also uninstalled my display adaptor, Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630, because several places on the internet said this is often the cause of problems getting the computer to stay asleep.
–I restarted the computer and the drives were reinstalled on these two devices.
–I discovered that the Realtek Gaming GbE Family Controller was set to wake the computer under Device Manager>Properties>Power Management tab. I unchecked, “Allow this device to wake the computer.”
TA DA that last was the problem. I do not know how “Allow this device to wake the computer” got checked in the first place and don’t know how an update would cause that to happen but my computer has been able to go to sleep and stay asleep when the computer is idle. That is the sleep function I use.
But still Start>Power>Sleep seems to sign me out and not put the computer to sleep. I never used that until idle-to-sleep stopped working so I won’t miss it. Don’t know why can’t just click sleep and it sleep.
If anyone has any ideas about that I could use some help.
Thank you.
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OK. GitHub had nothing to do with it. It was a coincidence that I happened to visit the NYT data page when this started. Apparently, a lot of things use WinRing0 driver. I now find this happens first before I get the error:
Log Name: System
Source: Service Control Manager
Date: 3/31/2020 5:30:02 PM
Event ID: 7045
Task Category: None
Level: Information
Keywords: Classic
User: SYSTEM
Computer: PC-Win10
Description:
A service was installed in the system.
Service Name: WinRing0_1_2_0
Service File Name: C:\WINDOWS\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\hpanalyticscomp.inf_amd64_942053d68a2ba613\x64\OpenHardwareMonitorLib.sys
Service Type: kernel mode driver
Service Start Type: demand start
I finally found the HP Analytics Service was causing the check every 15 minutes and turned it off and changed it from automatic start to manual start.
I stopped it when I found it and the last error recorded was at 5:30 and it is now 6:00, so I guess that did it. I do not know what started it.
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I was wrong. WinRing0 is a Windows driver. I can’t find it in services or processes in Task Manager. I don’t know where it is or why it keeps tying to start. The Event Viewer lists the error every 15 minutes.
This is a website with more info. https://www.file.net/process/winring0.sys.html
Here is the NYT link I followed: https://github.com/nytimes/covid-19-data
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Thanks to all for your comments.
I too read the first reply wrong. I did not understand that Alex5723 was referring to two different things. I did find wushowhide.diagcab and used it and I was able to see what updates were pending.
Thank you.
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