Is it safe to ignore Event Log ID 219 Warning Task Category 212

Hi, new W10, updated to 1703. I had the computer for less than 2 weeks- I think I gotten the Warning (The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device.....) from first day. I get it sometimes when plugin in a flash drive, it doesn't happen every time and it doesn't cause any issue.

Is this one of those Warnings that can be safely ignored in W10?

Searching Google, a solution seems to be to set Service "Windows Driver Foundation - User-mode Driver Framework" to Automatic. I haven't tried that solution and rather leave that alone if this Warning is OK to ignore and kind of normal in W10. Thanks. :)

Bo

Hey Bo,
Yes, it's safe to ignore those warnings. I get 2 of them on my old desktop and setting Windows Driver Foundation - User-mode Driver Framework to Automatic had no effect for me, but may work for you :)

Thanks, Eagle51. I wont even change nothing.

Bo

@Eagle51, Hi Eagle, Warning 219 doesn't appear anymore after updating to FCU. :)

Bo

I get the same warnings (1607 LTSB) when I plug in any USB drive, flash or external SATA in a USB enclosure. I noticed if the drive is plugged in when I boot up, I get the error/warning, but if I plug it in after windows has already booted, I don't. I ignore them because I have not found a fix and everything works perfectly.

When Windows boots with the drive already plugged in, I get error:
"Event ID: 219
The driver \Driver\WudfRd failed to load for the device SWD\WPDBUSENUM\{c9b5f2f1-6825-11e7-9ca5-fcaa14e0f395}#0000000000100000."

When plugged in after Windows has already booted I just get a warm, fuzzy "Information" message:
"Volume X: (\Device\HarddiskVolume4) is healthy. No action is needed."