(Non-intrusive) regular 7022 and 2001 EventID errors

[450125]

By my picky account, my computer generally performs flawlessly.

But the perfectionist in me is bothered by these two errors that regularly appear in my Event Viewer:

One is 7022, The Wondershare Application Framework Service service hung on starting. - This appears during the daily restart I do.

The other is 2001, and it says the following:

Microsoft Antimalware has encountered an error trying to update signatures.
New Signature Version:
Previous Signature Version: 1.261.77.0
Update Source: Microsoft Malware Protection Center
Update Stage: Search
Source Path: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?Lin...7.0&prod=EDB4FA23-53B8-4AFA-8C5D-99752CCA7094
Signature Type: AntiSpyware
Update Type: Full
User: NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE
Current Engine Version:
Previous Engine Version: 1.1.14500.5
Error code: 0x800704e8
Error description: The remote system is not available. For information about network troubleshooting, see Windows Help.

This, I guess, happens sometimes when Microsoft Antimalware is updating. I checked my Microsoft Security Essentials, and it's updated, with the last update being about 45 minutes after the last time I got that error.

Suggestions so that I might "purify" my computer by eliminating these errors?

Other than seeing them in my Event Viewer, they give me no problem or grief.

 

[torchwood]

Hi 450125,

Re Wondershare
unless you need it immediately on startup
You can remove it from start-up via System config .. services.. untick it
or from local services.. change to manual

If you do need it at startup
local services change to Auto-delayed.

RE MSE

Nothing you really do about this - servers do go "down" at times

(Dont use MSE try another.)

Roy

 

[450125]

Hi 450125,

Re Wondershare
unless you need it immediately on startup
You can remove it from start-up via System config .. services.. untick it
or from local services.. change to manual

If you do need it at startup
local services change to Auto-delayed.

RE MSE

Nothing you really do about this - servers do go "down" at times

(Dont use MSE try another.)

Roy

Thanks for the Wondershare tip. I know I can google it - and did - but what is it and why would I have it? The Wondershare folder in my programs area appeared on 9/21/2017, and I have absolutely no memory of wanting it or knowingly installing it.

Regarding MSE, for a long time I used Avast! as my free antivirus program. 2-3 years ago - see Cautionary Avast! tale - Windows 7 Help Forums - I started getting BSODs related to it, and went with MSE and have never had a problem. Actually, all the other Windows computers in the house I put AVG free on and we've never had a problem. I don't need to be "saved from myself" so to speak, so don't need high-wattage protection. What would you recommend instead of MSE?

 

[torchwood]

Hi,

from what i gather Wondershare has something to do with Videos, what else did you install on that date


If your going to uninstall, id go for using Revo, seems to be a little devil in this regard.

Avast/AVG are now the same company, I'm using Panda and Bitdefender, both free, on mine.
my preference of the two is Bitdefender,

Roy