By using the logman tool to manually stop the duplicated ETW session, you can resolve the collision in under 30 seconds. Windows Update will immediately regain its ability to download and install updates.
Corrupted system files can trigger collision errors during startup. Open as an Administrator.
Look for a subkey named or find the specific GUID corresponding to your Event Viewer error details.
Type the following commands one by one, hitting Enter after each: net stop wuauserv net stop bits Wait a few seconds, then restart them: net start wuauserv net start bits 4. Check for Circular Logging Conflicts If you are tech-savvy, you can manage the session directly: By using the logman tool to manually stop
has been identified as a conflict source:
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Are you currently seeing any (e.g., 0x800...) in the Windows Update settings menu? Open as an Administrator
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Then restart your computer.
An (refreshing Windows while keeping files and applications) can resolve persistent issues when other methods fail. Microsoft's support documentation suggests this as a viable next step, with proper data backup recommended before proceeding. Check for Circular Logging Conflicts If you are
While automatic updates are generally recommended, installing updates immediately upon release can expose you to known issues. Consider waiting a few days after Patch Tuesday to allow Microsoft to pull problematic updates.
logman delete "SessionName"
If SFC doesn't fix it, use the tool: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth . 5. Disable IPv6 (If applicable)
This is the most common permanent fix suggested by experts to stop the error from recurring in your logs. Press Win + R , type regedit , and press Enter.