Recent rebuild, but getting errors in Event viewer

[Pitbull69]

Recently rebuilt my computer, Installed a new SSD drive and new Motherboard,

sometimes when I boot the PC up I get a rgey square over my recycling bin, and it wont go away, unless I click on it, which then turns the screen 90 Degrees, not the end of the world but annoying,

Also when I boot up, once it gets to my home screen it seems to lag a little then flash, once it flashes it seems ok, again, not the end of the world but annoying, and dont want these issues to be something that become a bigger issue later,

I just checked my event log, and its full of errors, bnow forgive me as I have never used this before, so havent the foggiest what it means or if I should be worried,

I tried googling a few of the error codes but most draw a blank unless im copying the wrong part,

could anyone point me in the right direction with them, or tell me if I shouldnt be wrried about them

 

[Tookeri]

I get Schannel errors sometimes and they are related to HTTPS sites when using Internet Explorer. I try to use Firefox as much as possible.

You can double click a message to view the details. For the "Application error" that will be useful to find out what program crashed, while probably not so useful for the Schannel errors.

 

[Pitbull69]

thanks application error was my driod cam, was more concerned about the Schannel errors, I do use firefox, but also use UC browser, but im guessing from the way you replied these errors/faults are nothing to worry about ?

was also these that worried me, the kernel-pnp when I click on it I get this message The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device USB\VID_0FCE&PID_01BA\CB5A249HUY.

 

[Tookeri]

About the Schannel errors I'd try and investigate why and where you get them. I've read they can relate to the use of Outlook and Skype for example, but in my case it was related to certain HTTPS sites when using Internet Explorer 11.

Schannel(secure channel) handles encrypted traffic over port 443(https). In my case some web sites I use don't fully work with TLS 1.2 in IE11 so they fallback on other perhaps less secure ciphers and that can trigger schannel errors. Info on IE11 and TLS 1.2: IE11 Automatically Makes Over 40% of the Web More Secure While Making Sure Sites Continue to Work - IEBlog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

If you look at the details of a schannel error this can explain it more, if it's related to TLS/SSL and what version etc:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd721886(v=vs.85).aspx

Unfortunately it's not easy tracking these errors to determine if they can be solved or ignored. I don't use IE11 that much anymore. That's my solution.

I get the Kernel-PnP too sometimes but they are only a warning compared to errors. Related to removal of USB devices and can be safely ignored I think.