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1cfaa6c2 85b0 467a A9b9 358d76fa72a0 I found the solution : you have to disable enhanced windows biometric security. in bios. Locate {1b562e86 b7aa 4131 badc b6f3a001407e} which is what your event viewer is reporting, it could be under system or applications, or other branch, you should be able to locate, and at the right pane there is an entry mentionning enabled dword 1. select it then click on edit modify and change that value to 0. reboot pc. Right click on the task bar, open up the task manager and go to the startup tab. either disable everything or disable anything suspicious and reboot to see if you find the culprit. if no luck there, carefully look through the services tab as well for anything suspicious. My suspicion is that this device is causing trouble, so i want to uninstall all drivers associated with it. device manager have no tool which searches over device properties. look in registry, hkey local machine\system\currentcontrolset\enum\usb and hkey local machine\system\driverdatabase\deviceids\usb.
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