Slow shutdown with event id errors

Windows 10 64 bit, latest version, is working fine on my Toshiba i7 laptop with 8 Gb ram. But I have problems with shutdowns when I click on restart. It seems to take far too long to shutdown. I am not sure how to find out why but when checking out the event viewer, I found several shutdown errors (some critical and some warnings). So I got the following screen shots (not sure how I got there) which seem to reveal several errors during shutdown. When I click on the web link I get a non working website.

Question:
1. How do I find out what is making shutdowns so slow when I click restart? (I "think" Shutdown seems faster if I just click on shutdown instead of restart)
2. What problem do these screenshots of error indicate and how do I fix them?
Thank you
Edit:
Got to those screens: Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Component services. Event viewer(Local) -Applications and Services Logs - Microsoft -Windows - Diagnostics Performance - Operational.

Here are some recent error screenshots which occur in both shutdown and bootups.
As can be seen this is a problem that goes back to 2016.

Hi Curious.

In looking into some of these codes, 200 & 203, two different Technet articles pointed to third party software. The recommended process to identify the culprit is a clean boot. Brink outlines the entire process in this tutorial.

Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 10 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts


Ken

Performed the clean boot. Still have the delay in shutdown. But I can't check the event errors like before because of the limitations.

I had no internet in safeboot. But I got to the instructions on my phone and rebooted to normal but hit a big problem
error your pc needs to be repaired. A required file is missing.
what do I do now?

You were supposed to do a Clean Boot, it seems you booted to Safe Mode. Were you in Safe Mode.

Ken

Un-nerved me too. Been that kind of day, was on chat line with Quicken. Pulled the plug before my file was rendered useless.

Something ain't right. If performing a standard clean boot puts you system in ditch then after you've restored I would start with

SFC /scannow

Ken

I'm dead in the water. There seems to be no system (I think) on the laptop's hard drive. I restored the c partition and W 10 system from macrium backup but it still won't boot from the hdd. I also have a W 10 rescue usb but it won't boot from there and I can't access the bios despite numerous tries. It will boot with a macrium rescue cd which is how I restored but still won't boot from hdd.
Fortunately I have recent backups for my data.

Not sure I want to leave the laptop in a repair shop where they can copy all my personal data. Safest bet may be buying a new laptop on which to restore my data.

Since it won't boot from the USB (Toshiba laptop) but will boot from a cd, is there a W 10 cd I can download to boot from into windows? This laptop had w7 originally upgraded to W 10.

Bad day.......

Edit
Downloaded W 10 iso . Reinstalling windows. Fortunately it is in a separate partition from my data partition. Will still need to reinstall all my programs unless I can restore from image backup. (After I check the hdd integrity). Light at the end of the tunnel? What a waste of time.

This is great disk yo have in your back pocket.

Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk

Really not sure what happened here. Clean boot and reversing should not cause this.

Ken