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Willy2:
Do the following:
- Install Tweaking's Registry Backup.
- Make a backup of the Registry with that program because we're going to make a small change to the registry. This same program allows you to restore the registry to a previous state if something goes wrong in the procedure below.
- Then take the file in the attachment, change the extension from .txt to .reg and place it a folder of your choice.
- Execute this *.reg file (by double clicking on the file). Windows will ask for confirmation. Reply with "Yes".
- Re-boot. If all is well then that error won't show up any more.

- Keep us posted.

KR:
Thanks Willy2,
for still being at it.
Very much appreciated.
But could you please tell me what it is that going to be changed?
Is it the actual solution or just blocking off that specific error message?

Thanks

Willy2:
- Do you have (like me) experience using a registry editor (like REGEDIT) ??

- Don't know what this tweak would do. This is REAL "Nerd stuff" for the REAL Computer Geek. And WAY above my paygrade.
- But I would give it a try. You now know how to revert that change much more easily. I.e. using Registry Backup as described above.
- On top of this, I am pretty sure using Windows Repair wouldn't fix this problem.

KR:
To all the above:
I applied the tool and it worked just fine!
It did NOT change or reverse any of my custom settings.
It re-set some of the services and I quickly had that fixed
Computer is fater than ever with 26 sec. boot time.
Performance Score: 7.7
The tool also (no idea though how and what the problem was) fixed an reoccuring error (Schannel 36887) in event viewer ... gone
Highly recommended

Cheers

Willy2:
- Good to know it didn't touch any personal settings.  :cheesy:

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