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  1. Event id 87 certificateservicesclient certenroll error every logon.

    Thanks, mate. Does this have any negative implications? It looks like a lot of people are experiencing this, so I’m assuming it’s on MS to fix it and is safely ignorable. I don’t mind my event viewer being cluttered, so I’ll probably just leave it alone.
  2. Event id 87 certificateservicesclient certenroll error every logon.

    Thanks for the reassurance. I kept digging after posting this thread and found this comment on Reddit (referencing something they read on one of the forums here): I'll leave this thread up in case anyone else is experiencing this and is trying to troubleshoot it.
  3. Event id 87 certificateservicesclient certenroll error every logon.

    Hi folks, Recently I've been getting the following red event id under 'Applications' shortly after booting into Windows. In the past when I've had these it's been due to overloaded MS servers and generally sorts itself out after a day or two. I'm not having any instability with my machine...
  4. Win Update KB5085516 Windows 11 Out-of-band Update build 26100.8039 (24H2) and 26200.8039 (25H2) - March 21

    First update in a while with zero DISM issues. Nothing major, but the usual clean up stuff. This update came back completely clean through DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /AnalyzeComponentStore sfc/scannow Noice!
  5. Win Update KB5079473 Windows 11 Cumulative Update build 26100.8037 (24H2) and 26200.8037 (25H2) - March 10

    Same issue for me. It only happens with I select a new tab though. Using middle mouse to open a folder in a separate tab doesn't cause the flash...
  6. NVContainer.exe app crash error (1000)

    Hi there all, I've had another one of these nvcontainer.exe app crashes and here's the event viewer info. I wonder if someone could look at this for me and help me track this problem down. I am still debating removing the Nvidia App entirely, but thought I'd post this for reference. The...
  7. WHEA-Logger event id 3

    @zbook useful, thank you. Just to confirm, I haven't had any instability or unexpected shutdowns. This thread was purely informational and research based.
  8. WHEA-Logger event id 3

    Hey, I really appreciate you taking the time to do that. Very kind. I think I’m in the clear based on others advice in this thread.
  9. WHEA-Logger event id 3

    @zbook here's a link to the zip file GAMING-PC-2-(2026-03-03_17-23-44).zip Thanks for your time.
  10. WHEA-Logger event id 3

    Hey mate, thanks for this! I suspected as much. Mine only occurs when I go into bios so I am assuming this slows one particular process down on boot (say the way an ssd talks to a processor as in your eg) and it spits out an erroneous hardware fault. It also seems to be agnostic of system (can...
  11. WHEA-Logger event id 3

    Thanks - will do later for you.
  12. WHEA-Logger event id 3

    Sorry for being dim, how do I do this? I can post it later this evening. I should add that I cleared my event viewer recently.
  13. WHEA-Logger event id 3

    No BSODs or instability. This is purely a bug in the MSI bios. Others reporting the same issue here: Reddit - The heart of the internet It’s caused when entering bios.
  14. WHEA-Logger event id 3

    Found the issue - this is caused by MSI bios. When you enter bios and make changes there is chance this event viewer log will appear. It’s harmless and not related to any hardware fault. It just shows that a hardware change has been made and can be safely ignored.
  15. NVContainer.exe app crash error (1000)

    Just wanted to say thanks for you time here. I'm probably just going to ignore the error for now and will also get rid of the NV app soon too. Not happy with editing registry and I'd rather not bork my Win11 install. Cheers :)
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