Connection issue with the system events service Solved

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Hello,  A Windows Vista update was installed on my PC a few days ago and since then I have been unable to switch users. It tells me to contact the system administrator. When I log into my system administrator account (I just created a new standard user account because previously I used the administrator account to use my PC and I had problems with pop-up windows from fp-pc internet that I apparently managed to eliminate with navilog) When I log in with my administrator account, I am notified: "Failed to connect to a Windows service, Windows could not connect to the System Event Notification Service. This issue prevents restricted users from logging into the system. As an administrator, you can check the details in the system event log." I am using Windows Vista with Bit Defender as antivirus and the Windows firewall.  How can I restore normal Windows functionality (uninstall the updates made by Windows Update? But there are several and they are considered important by Windows? Perform a system restore (but during the last backup, I was infected by fp-pc internet)?)  Thank you in advance for your response.

SieglÂme · Accepted Answer

I have the same problem, the firewall is dead, the antivirus doesn't detect anything, the PC takes ages to start up, and I have an error message saying that the system notification service is not working... help please because I don't know what to do... I tested a command prompt that should have done something: Try this: - In start > all programs > accessories, right-click on command prompt and "run as administrator" - In the new window, type sfc /verifyonly then press enter - If there are errors, type sfc /scannow in this same window  I am running Vista Home Premium.  Thank you ;)

jufay · Answer

Hello, No improvement despite restarting the computer Still the same problem and Windows is unable to configure updates What can I do?  Thank you in advance

Sabrina · Answer

Hello  Have you found the problem and especially the solution?  Because I'm experiencing the same issue and my computer takes about 15 minutes to start up.

cedric · Answer

Hello, I have exactly the same problem. Since then, I can no longer go online; Avast is blocked. If you have any solutions, it would be nice to let me know.

anonyme14 · Answer

I have the same problem, does anyone have the solution???

cedric · Answer

Yes, there is always one, but I don't know which one.

Titul · Answer

I have exactly the same problem on an MSI MS1672 running Vista, with many similarities (Bitdefender, startup time, Wi-Fi impossible to activate...) Windows support help no longer works, the firewall is impossible to reactivate.... Sorry that this is not an answer to the problem.

cedric · Answer

I succeeded, although maybe not in the right way. I used my backup DVDs that I had made when I got my PC. I did a restoration of my PC using my DVDs. Since then, there have been no more problems. The only thing is that I had to put everything on another hard drive to avoid losing my data. Good luck to others.

JPDURON · Answer

Hello,  I have the same problem and don't know what to do, the resume points are not working. It annoys me to have to start over with the installation CDs.

Blood-Keeper · Answer

I have absolutely no idea how the world can handle it with all sorts of manipulations probably, but I just did all the updates and strangely, it left me alone, so I can't complain and I say hello to everyone ;)

V. · Answer

Thank you! The commands scanow, verifyonly, netsch, and winsock reset work perfectly after a restart. I had exactly the same problem as SieglÂme. Hi!

kolimp · Answer

Hello, thank you for checking in the device manager if there are any signs of the Microsoft ISATAP network adapter  kind regards

kolimp · Answer

Thank you, I followed the instructions given at the top of the page and everything works, thanks again for your help.Best regards.

fab-craft · Answer

Hello, I have the same type of problem: the computer is very, very slow... but really very, very slow and the antivirus doesn't want to protect anymore, etc. When I run the commands "sfc /verifyonly" and "sfc /scannow," I get the same error: "Windows Resource Protection failed to start the repair service." I don't know what to do anymore...

princesseanichate · Answer

Il faut que tu télécharges le logiciel USBfix. Ensuite, tu lances le logiciel et tu sélectionnes suppression. Ton PC redémarrera et après qu'il se soit redémarré, il commencera l'analyse.

Den-In · Answer

Hello,  Windows has released a patch with a hotfix that resolves the issue. It worked for me when everything described above had failed.  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2590550/en

lilisains · Answer

Installation of http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2590550/en as indicated earlier. It works perfectly.

McThePro · Answer

Microsoft's fix worked for me too.

zofia · Answer

Hello, I have the same problem described with the error message on startup, very slow booting, and the computer completely freezing after a few minutes. I downloaded the Windows hotfix, but it didn't work; I also used the command lines described at the beginning of this conversation, but the repairs weren't completed and nothing worked. I also used Glary Utilities but without success. So I have no idea how to resolve the issue, and if any of you have found another solution, I would appreciate it!

Paul7111 · Answer

Hello  I have a similar problem with a 2008 standard When I try to take control using TeamViewer, my session does not start I tried using a remote control like Ammyy and I get this message On a blue background: Please wait for the system event notification service   The only changes I made are: - installed an Eaton UPS which was recognized, I just installed the software - updated TeamViewer - set up the Ammyy service  Since then, after a few days, I can no longer access the server The network shares seem to work Not the scheduled tasks.  To resolve the issue last time, I had to restart The server by doing a forced reboot  Do you have any idea?  Thank you for your response

BreakingBad · Answer

For the blue background, I think it’s just the desktop without the taskbar… Try restarting explorer.exe from the task manager (ctrl+alt+delete)

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