Session "" failed to start with the following error: 0xC000000D

[Ken429]

Session "" failed to start with the following error: 0xC000000D

I'm down to one last error in the Administrative Event Log. I have searched the Web for a solution and it seems there are a lot of solutions but I have yet to find one that works for me or anybody else for that matter. It has become personal! Can someone please help me get to the bottom of this error. I will supply whatever additional information is needed.

 

[usasma]

Let's start with this information even though you're not having BSOD's: http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/96879-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html

FWIW - the C000000D error is probably an "Invalid Parameter" error - which means (to me) that something is trying to launch improperly. More info on the error will help us figure out if it's within our control (such as a setting) or out of our control (such as a bug in a program).

 

[Ken429]

Ok, here is the Zip file. Additional information:

Window 7 64-bit
Upgraded to W7 from Vista a few weeks after W7 went public.
Have another system that got upgraded from Vista about the same time that gets the same error!
This one is a Q9550 with a gigabyte EP45-UD3P Rev. 1.6 MB.
The other system is an E8500 with the same MB.
Both MB are using FE Bios.
System Hardware is about a year old.

Sure hope you can get to the bottom of the problem! Thanks in advance.

 

[usasma]

I seem to recall some memory issues with this series of mobo's - but haven't seen any issues recently. Dunno if that's significant, but I mention it for the sake of completeness.

Absolutely 0 errors in Windows Error Reporting in the MSINFO32 file - very unusual. Have you done anything to turn this off? What do you do with jv16 PowerTools? What about CCleaner? What version of Acronis are you using?

Please remove Gigabyte ET6 - it has some issues with Win7.

This entry in the System Event Log suggests that you've cleaned things out:

Event[336]:
Log Name: System
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Eventlog
Date: 2010-10-09T09:25:34.052
Event ID: 104
Task: Log clear
Level: Information
Opcode: Info
Keyword: N/A
User: S-1-5-21-3391465363-2336674088-3918797646-1000
User Name: UD3PQ9550\Ken
Computer: UD3PQ9550
Description:
The System log file was cleared.

Please don't use any of the tweaking/cleaning utilities until we're finished troubleshooting.

For now, just run the system until you get the errors (a couple of times would be best).
Then repost the information and we'll have another look at it.

 

[Ken429]

Yes I did run a "W7 Clear Event Logs" script so that we could start with a clean slate. The only error that was recorded in the zip file I sent was the now infamous "OD" error. If I reboot 50 times it will log the error 50 times! As far as the memory issue I have 2X2 GB of Mushkin 1066 DDR2 in both machines.

I use the latest 2010 version of Acronis on both machines (True Image Home 2010 Build 7046). I also use CCleaner and jv16PowerTools to clean up the registry, etc. These programs tend to get updated fairly often so I have used many different versions and the "OD" is always with me. I did uninstall the latestest greatest version of ET6 but that had no effect. I think Gigabyte addressed some/all of the W7 problems with the latest update.

How many times do you want me to reboot before sending a new zip file? I tend to use Hibernation on this machine so the "OD's" can be scarce if I don't remember to shutdown and reboot.

 

[usasma]

I don't recommend using registry cleaners - having experienced first-hand the damage that they can do.
Here's a link to an article on this (written for XP, but it applies equally to Vista/Win7): XP Fixes Myth #1: Registry Cleaners - Windows BBS

Just reboot a couple of times - and then do a couple of things like you normally do. What we're trying to do here is to replicate the conditions that cause this - so we get a feel for what we should check/fix.

 

[Ken429]

Ok. Here's a new zip file with a few more errors. I "fixed" the MP620 printer error by unsharing the printer. This is a problem to solve another day since I really don't want to share this printer anyway. One thing that is constant on a reboot is the "OD" error.

 

[usasma]

There's no evidence of errors in this one.
There are suggestions that Perfect Disk may be causing problems (Does it have a component called Steath Patrol?). Try uninstalling it.
There are suggestions that there may be a malware infection. Try scanning for infections: Malware (read the details at the link)
Looks like you may have had problems with a Logitech Webcam installation - try uninstalling that.

I'm seeing ESENT database errors - but can't figure if they're associated with Windows Update or the Windows Home Server.

Beyond that I have no idea of what's causing this. Could you please export the events from the Administrative log, zip them up, and upload them with your next post?

 

[Ken429]

Here's the Custom Administrative Event Log. I ran a couple of the Malware programs and they did not find anything. Looks like as a last resort I'll have to install a fresh copy W7 and see when the "OD" error appears one application at a time?!

 

[usasma]

Nothing that I can see in the Log - sorry!

 

[PsychoCheF]

Hi!
I also have this issue.
If it helps i recently attached my logs in my thread here (for another problem, thats have higher priority than this for me)
http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-...0101-when-coldbooted-stable-after-reboot.html
Feel free to take a look if you think it can help.

 

[ssly3333]

Same as Ken429's problems even right after Factory Default Reinstalls

I have had the exact same problems that Ken429 has described with--of having such as having an error message from a date a year before I bought myToshiba Satillite P770 laptop (with 8 ram) and that shows by a computer name different than my computer.

Like Ken429, I too have been receiving the same nonstop major problems and crashes and messages even immediately after each time I do Factory Default Reinstallations ever since I bought the laptop about a year and a half ago. Messages as follows:
　
(1) "InitializePrintProvider failed for provider inetpp.dll.

(2) Possible Memory Leak. Application (C:\windows\System32\svchost.exe -k LocalServiceNetworkRestricted)

(3) Event 37, Kernal-Processor-Power -- The speed of processor 3 in group 0 is being limited by system firmware. The processor has been in this reduced performance state for 71 seconds since the last report.

(4) Session "Microsoft-Windows-Setup" stopped due to the following error: 0xC000000D
The Windows Search Service is starting up and attempting to remove the old search index {Reason: Full Index Reset}.


These constant crashes have ruined my life since I bought this Toshiba and Toshiba has replaced the motherboard, HD twice, and one of the two memory sticks on my current laptop to no avail.

The thing is I had the same problems from my previous Toshiba laptop that tormented me for three years!!! On that earlier laptop, they replaced the HD twice, memory sticks, the DVD player twice, etc.

Because of all my problems with my earlier laptop, Toshiba offer me $300 off of a new Toshiba laptop, which I was dumb enough to buy, which just continued my agony. I mean real agony for so long now--four and a half years. I have kept trying to fix this laptop because I can't afford to buy another one.

Please somebody help!!! The error message in Event Viewer with a different computer name than mine and that lists a date that's one year before I bought this laptop is the following message:

"11/24/2011 - 8:35 pm - Task Category: Initializing a print provider Key Words: Router,Classic Spooler Event - "Event 512, PrintService - "InitializePrintProvider failed for provider inetpp.dll. This can occur because of system instability or a lack of system resources."

Thank you to anyone who can help us!!!

ssly3333