Errors persisting in windows 10 even after clean install. Help needed!

tazmo8448 · 31 Oct 2015

Wish I could say that. I've tried each and every one. Even deleting the OneSync in CMD prompt which promptly created about 220 more errors so I had to use Macrium Reflect to go back and do a image restore. (had sys restore turned off grr) all those registry Start settings from 2 to 3 to 4 all did nothing when rebooting. Funny how it works for some and not others. I too have W10 Pro x64 one thing I do have that may be another issue is I use the Classic Shell that mimics W7 but have seen no Shell errors in Event Viewer. It just may be that another error I'm having could be triggering all those 'Session' errors. Tried to use the W10 .ISO to repair it and the dang thing said 'Your PC Can't Run Windows 10' when its already on there, now that's a new one.

Outside of the Event errors the thing does run snappy but from time to time get DCOM errors; thought I had that one put back in its hole but it keeps popping up from time to time and from what I hear and read DCOM is a gateway for malware. Once I got rid of all the DCOM errors the system really seemed to to into a different gear with all sorts of things working that didn't previously like for instance the Task Bar started responding to mouse clicks whereas it didn't and startup sounds just to name a few.

thanks rezpower for atleast getting back...it must be nice not having those aggravating errors.

drugo · 02 Nov 2015

hi
have you really solved ?
i continue to get error

tazmo8448 · 02 Nov 2015

same here

rezpower · 02 Nov 2015

I marked this thread to unsolved as others still have the problem persisting and may need help.

Droyk · 04 Nov 2015

rezpower said:

I marked this thread to unsolved as others still have the problem persisting and may need help.

Sorry for my not soo good English
Hey rezpower i have the same problems but i don't have any eventlogs because when i first installed windows 10 that time i don't want any one drive so that time i fully uninstalled it with registry entries and task scheduler entries. obviously what i don't know that time is my mail app ,calendar and people app is connected with my one drive

and then i tried to reinstall it but that didn't fix my problem at all soo i really don't know what to right now

Will you plz help me guys

rezpower · 04 Nov 2015

try this:

C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\Update\OneDriveSetup.exe
(where USERNAME is your user name)

You also if you don't see OneDrive after trying this try restarting the computer.

Also check and see if you have an old restore point (before you uninstalled it) if yes you can go back

Droyk · 04 Nov 2015

try this:

C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\Update\OneDriveSetup.exe
(where USERNAME is your user name)

You also if you don't see OneDrive after trying this try restarting the computer.

Also check and see if you have an old restore point (before you uninstalled it) if yes you can go back

let me tell you something i installed my windows 10 on july 30 and deleted onedrive and every residual with it on the same day so there is nothing on my C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\Update\OneDriveSetup.exe
and my system restore automatically deletes every restore point after a month so there is no restore point too

So what i am saying is there is any other way around

rezpower · 04 Nov 2015

Try this:
Get one drive from this link
Download OneDrive

OR if it did not work:

get this file:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=248256

Install and ignore the message:
Note: If your computer uses Windows 10 - OneDrive is built in, so there is no need for a desktop app. OneDrive appears automatically in your File Explorer and as a location to save files.

Droyk · 04 Nov 2015

rezpower said:

Try this:
Get one drive from this link
Download OneDrive

OR if it did not work:

get this file:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=248256

Install and ignore the message:
Note: If your computer uses Windows 10 - OneDrive is built in, so there is no need for a desktop app. OneDrive appears automatically in your File Explorer and as a location to save files.

Okay installed it got it working
but my mail, calendar and people app still not working

rezpower · 04 Nov 2015

check this page:
Resolve Sync issues in Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 10 - Office Support