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Thanks.  I will give both of these a shot. I had looked within the services window for the option to reset to default, but didn't get to look it up then forgot all about it.

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Thank you again for your assistance. I'm thinking that the problem wasn't actually fixed, when I was able to log on as a standard user without the error. As I was able to get to that point again & once I restarted a second one time, it reverted back to producing that error. I probably need to go the route of an upgrade or repair, if I can. I'm not worried about loosing any files as they're all backed up, but I do have 2 programs that I want to keep. Not sure if I'd be able to install them without a repurchase.

Thank you again.

On the note of the restore I tried 3 times while in Safe Mode & and all 3 failed.

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I'm now unable to log on as an administrator. I receive the error " Your system is low on resources. You cannot log on as a new user. Please use an account that has already been logged on."

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I should have created a restore point earlier when I got to a point of no issues, I performed the netsh wlan stop hostednetwork and
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=disallow commands, but am still having the log on error.

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I tried to do that twice and the restore failed. I do not recall the error it gave. I've had a few other issues in the last few months , so I was thinking of starting fresh, but I don't have my installation disks.

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I don't see anything in either tabs in msconfig.

I agree that it's odd. To me especially since one day it was fine and the next day it wasn't without me making any type of changes or an update occurring.

I'll disable it again and hopefully I do not have any further issues.

Thank you again for your assistance.

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Yes, I was still able to connect. There was also a long reboot time with it re-enabled.

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The logging error returned after follow information the steps provided.

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The Virtual Adapter is no longer listed in my devices for me to re-enable it.

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I do use a VPN for work, but it doesn't seem to affect using it. The time & date is correct. I tried to attach a photo of the driver error, but it wouldn't post. The error states that "Windows can't verify the publisher of the driver software".

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Bitdefender is the antivirus I use for real time scanning. I ran the Microsoft Malware removal tool yesterday. The counter during the scan indicated 8 issues, but listed none at completion. I also ran Malwarebytes and something else that I can't remember at the moment, which also came up with no issues.
The driver for the Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter, provides a certificate error when checking for updates. All other Network adapter drivers are up to date. I did netsh wlan stop hostednetwork and
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=disallow and was able to log on as a standard user without issue.
I'm not familiar with those commands, do you think that could be a permanent solution or just a temporary fix.
Thank you for your assistance

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Hi. Since Monday, I receive the error "Failed to connect to the System Event Notification Service service" when I try to log on as a standard user my Windows 7 laptop. I've ran several antivirus/malware removal tools and have come up short. I've ran the Windows Repair twice (including Pre-Scan items), with no success. When I boot into Safe Mode I do not receive the error. The event logs show multiple errors including: "Distributed COM, Event ID 10016", "Service Control Manager, Event ID's 7001, 7023", "PRNPSvc Event ID 102". I'm ​not sure how to proceed. I didn't make any changes or  receive updates the day prior to getting this error. Any help is appreciated.

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