March 13, 2010
Hi Guys:
I'm back with another EVENT ERROR.
How do I handle this one?
Event Type: Error
Event Source: DCOM
Event Category: None
Event ID: 10005
Date: 11/7/2011
Time: 1:13:17 PM
User: DAVIDDAVE
Computer: DAVID
Description:
DCOM got error "The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it. " attempting to start the service upnphost with arguments "" in order to run the server:
{204810B9-73B2-11D4-BF42-00B0D0118B56}
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Thanks,
David
September 2, 2010
Hi David,
Have a read [url=http://smallvoid.com/article/winnt-services-upnphost.html:fcz78cw0]here[/url:fcz78cw0], [url=http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=10005&eventno=612&source=DCOM&phase=1:fcz78cw0]here[/url:fcz78cw0] (about in the middle, Wolfgang Eitel's post) and [url=http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=145089:fcz78cw0]here[/url:fcz78cw0].
Is it your case?
In general, these DCOM errors show up if you have a disabled service that's needed for another service to run properly.
I am human
August 9, 2011
Hi David - This error could be caused by an application trying to connect while the UPnP service is disabled.
Is this happening after a specific action; e.g. opening a particular application - such as windows Media Player? Or is it random?
Do you have torrent manager software installed, such as uTorrent or BitTorrent? Or any P2P software?
Please go to [b:wkjyn2v1]Start>Control Panel>Administrative Tools[/b:wkjyn2v1]. From the list of tools, double click and open [b:wkjyn2v1]Services[/b:wkjyn2v1]. Scroll down and locate both the "UPnP Device Host" service and the "SSDP Discovery" service and let us know what each is currently set to - i.e. Manual, Disabled, Automatic.
Cheers...Jim
March 13, 2010
[quote="ozbloke":2x4iwd5f]Hi David - This error could be caused by an application trying to connect while the UPnP service is disabled.
Is this happening after a specific action; e.g. opening a particular application - such as windows Media Player? Or is it random?
Do you have torrent manager software installed, such as uTorrent or BitTorrent? Or any P2P software?
Please go to [b:2x4iwd5f]Start>Control Panel>Administrative Tools[/b:2x4iwd5f]. From the list of tools, double click and open [b:2x4iwd5f]Services[/b:2x4iwd5f]. Scroll down and locate both the "UPnP Device Host" service and the "SSDP Discovery" service and let us know what each is currently set to - i.e. Manual, Disabled, Automatic.
Cheers...Jim[/quote:2x4iwd5f]
Hi Mate:
It is random.
To the best of my knowledge I do not have a torrent manager software installed.
SSDP IS STARTED AND ON AUTOMATIC
UPNP IS DISABLED.
Thanks...............
Cheers,
David
August 9, 2011
[quote:221ppo5w]UPNP IS DISABLED.[/quote:221ppo5w]
That's most likely the problem then mate - should be set to "Manual" by default.
You will need to change the startup type to "Manual": Double click on the UPnP entry in 'Services' and a new window will open. About half way down that window you will see "Startup type:". Use the drop down menu to select "Manual". Click [b:221ppo5w]Apply[/b:221ppo5w] and close out. Reboot the machine.
That should fix it.
March 13, 2010
[quote="ozbloke":1ekj0e7r][quote:1ekj0e7r]UPNP IS DISABLED.[/quote:1ekj0e7r]
That's most likely the problem then mate - should be set to "Manual" by default.
You will need to change the startup type to "Manual": Double click on the UPnP entry in 'Services' and a new window will open. About half way down that window you will see "Startup type:". Use the drop down menu to select "Manual". Click [b:1ekj0e7r]Apply[/b:1ekj0e7r] and close out. Reboot the machine.
That should fix it. [/quote:1ekj0e7r]
Hi Mate:
Thanks for that. You're a great deal of help. It is really appreciated.
Cheers,
David
