Skip to main content

Session Windowsupdatetracelog Failed To Start With The Following Error 0xc0000035 Repack Today

Event Calendar

Session Windowsupdatetracelog Failed To Start With The Following Error 0xc0000035 Repack Today

It is likely a temporary glitch. You can safely ignore it.

The error code is technically defined as STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_COLLISION , which indicates that a tracking session or logger is attempting to start using a name that is already in use by the system. In the context of "WindowsUpdateTracelog," this often occurs during routine background maintenance or updates and is generally considered benign unless you are experiencing active system instability or update failures. Understanding the Error

Alex reran the update check:

If you are a Windows system administrator, a PC technician, or an advanced user building custom images (repacks), you may have encountered a cryptic error message while inspecting the Event Viewer or during a sysprep process: It is likely a temporary glitch

Windows Update is a critical component of the Windows operating system, ensuring your PC receives the latest security patches, feature updates, and driver fixes. However, the update process generates a massive amount of background data. To monitor and troubleshoot this process, Windows uses Event Tracing for Windows (ETW).

Select all files and folders inside this folder and them (do not delete the SoftwareDistribution folder itself, just its contents).

The error 0xc0000035 during a repack indicates a conflict over the WindowsUpdateTraceLog ETW session. It is rarely In the context of "WindowsUpdateTracelog," this often occurs

Before diving into complex procedures, perform these quick checks as they might instantly resolve the issue:

Are you currently , or is this just an error in the logs ?

: The log buffer allocation is too small to handle the stream of telemetry, causing it to crash and fail to reset cleanly upon reboot. To monitor and troubleshoot this process, Windows uses

The presence of this error in the Event Viewer is generally considered a benign nuisance rather than a critical system failure. It does not typically prevent the system from booting or the repack from installing. However, it signifies a state of disrepair in the operating system's maintenance logic.

In these custom builds, creators often aggressively disable telemetry, remove core system files, or block the Windows Update infrastructure entirely to save space and resources.

The word in the message refers to Windows trying to reuse or repackage the logging session, but failing because of the name clash.

Open and navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\WMI\AutoLogger\EventLog-System Find the keys Enabled and EnableProperty .

In the Windows subsystem, the hex code 0xc0000035 translates directly to STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_COLLISION .

It is likely a temporary glitch. You can safely ignore it.

The error code is technically defined as STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_COLLISION , which indicates that a tracking session or logger is attempting to start using a name that is already in use by the system. In the context of "WindowsUpdateTracelog," this often occurs during routine background maintenance or updates and is generally considered benign unless you are experiencing active system instability or update failures. Understanding the Error

Alex reran the update check:

If you are a Windows system administrator, a PC technician, or an advanced user building custom images (repacks), you may have encountered a cryptic error message while inspecting the Event Viewer or during a sysprep process:

Windows Update is a critical component of the Windows operating system, ensuring your PC receives the latest security patches, feature updates, and driver fixes. However, the update process generates a massive amount of background data. To monitor and troubleshoot this process, Windows uses Event Tracing for Windows (ETW).

Select all files and folders inside this folder and them (do not delete the SoftwareDistribution folder itself, just its contents).

The error 0xc0000035 during a repack indicates a conflict over the WindowsUpdateTraceLog ETW session. It is rarely

Before diving into complex procedures, perform these quick checks as they might instantly resolve the issue:

Are you currently , or is this just an error in the logs ?

: The log buffer allocation is too small to handle the stream of telemetry, causing it to crash and fail to reset cleanly upon reboot.

The presence of this error in the Event Viewer is generally considered a benign nuisance rather than a critical system failure. It does not typically prevent the system from booting or the repack from installing. However, it signifies a state of disrepair in the operating system's maintenance logic.

In these custom builds, creators often aggressively disable telemetry, remove core system files, or block the Windows Update infrastructure entirely to save space and resources.

The word in the message refers to Windows trying to reuse or repackage the logging session, but failing because of the name clash.

Open and navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\WMI\AutoLogger\EventLog-System Find the keys Enabled and EnableProperty .

In the Windows subsystem, the hex code 0xc0000035 translates directly to STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_COLLISION .