Event ID 111 and 113 httpservice

Since updating to 22h2 I've been seeing several of these Event ID in EventViewer system logs. Seems something is adding url's with a path to the SSD drive 'C'

Attempted to add URL (http://*:5357/e4c74d09-5477-4b54-beb6-ac47a898d586/) to URL group (0xFE00000420000001). Status: 0x0. Process Id 0xDB8 Executable path \Device\HarddiskVolume3\Windows\System32\spoolsv.exe, User SYSTEM

Create URL group 0xFE00000420000001. Status 0x0. Process Id 0xDB8 Executable path \Device\HarddiskVolume3\Windows\System32\spoolsv.exe, User SYSTEM

Delete URL group 0xFE00000120000002. Status 0x0. Process Id 0xF78 Executable path \Device\HarddiskVolume3\Windows\System32\svchost.exe, User LOCAL SERVICE

Removed URL (http://*:5357/a8b4ce49-21d1-4a38-9a3c-ae59e113e532/) from URL group (0xFE00000120000002). Process Id 0xF78 Executable path \Device\HarddiskVolume3\Windows\System32\svchost.exe, User LOCAL SERVICE

I have not had any luck find much info on web searches. These seem to be created after a restart of the machine. Then other times through out the day.
I keep trying to tie opening/closing a program to the events, but no luck so far.

Do I need to worry about these logs, are they going to hammer my SSD to death?

TheVisitor said:

Attempted to add URL (http://*:5357/e4c74d09-5477-4b54-beb6-ac47a898d586/) to URL group (0xFE00000420000001). Status: 0x0. Process Id 0xDB8 Executable path \Device\HarddiskVolume3\Windows\System32\spoolsv.exe, User SYSTEM

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That spoolsv.exe has to do with "printing", "printer", "print queue"... something to do with print.
That's all I can help with.

Ghot said:

That spoolsv.exe has to do with "printing", "printer", "print queue"... something to do with print.
That's all I can help with.

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thanks.

@TheVisitor
I'm having this exact same issue! Pretty sure it's responsible for waking my laptop from sleep or hibernate almost every night and crashing the whole thing after these opearations. Did you ever figure it out or how to stop it?

MosEisley said:

@TheVisitor
I'm having this exact same issue! Pretty sure it's responsible for waking my laptop from sleep or hibernate almost every night and crashing the whole thing after these opearations. Did you ever figure it out or how to stop it?

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I'm pretty sure I solved it just a day or two ago. I found this page helpful:

The 'fix' for me was to login in to Router/Modem. Disabled the Upnp , when I turned that off it also disables the Upnp/NAT that the article refers to.
I've not seen any more logs, and I have not found that anything was 'broke' as result of turning UPnP to disabled.