I have searched similar threads in this Forum and on the Internet with no success in ridding my pc of these warnings. It seems to be a fairly common occurrence but I can't seem to find a fix. Anyone who has solved this who will share their solution with me will be really appreciated. The warnings are coming on each boot, as shown below:
Hi, good pointers here:
A connection to the Windows Metadata and Internet Services (WMIS) could not be established
Event ID 200, 201, 202, Source DeviceSetupManager - Microsoft Community
Solution found here:
Solved Metadata staging failed - Windows 10 Forums
Obviously I don't know if you've already seen these, but have to start somewhere...
Thanks, dalchina. I probably have gone thru these previously, but will try them, just in case. Appreciate your reply.
Have decided this is not that important - they seem to be doing no harm and I seem to just be spinning my wheels trying to overcome them, so I am marking this thread closed to keep from wasting others time. Thanks
Dear JB: Good call! I read about a lot of borderline (if not actual) OCD on the site here. To me, it's always a matter of time. I draw the line at tackling any kind of tweaking that takes more than 90 minutes or so. Why? Because I've never had an in-place upgrade/repair install take longer than that, even in the most perverse conditions. Fixing something that takes longer than that is wasted time, IMO. I can tell others feel differently and want to get things as perfect as they can. I call in witness the serious time spent on the many system events thrown -- like this one, and the 1001, DCOM stuff, and so forth -- that don't appear to impact system performance, behavior, or reliability. Just my two cents' worth, anyway...
HTH,
--Ed--
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