Certificate Authorizations and Agent GOD

[BonzaiDuck]

Does anyone remember if Intel Burn Test by Agent GOD has a certificate like mainstream retail software?

Anyone know the quickest and easiest way to determine which software has a certificate, and which doesn't?

Here, I may suspect a connection with the Event Warning at shutdown; "Source: User Profile" possibly followed by boot-time Warning "Wininit."

In other words and to the point: I want to resolve those warnings if they aren't benign or mostly "informational."

I can provide Event ID etc. if the curious don't recognize the two yellow-bang events.

 

[nemesismk2]

sorry i don't know but i would like to know 🙂

 

[BonzaiDuck]

sorry i don't know but i would like to know 🙂

Certainly. The shutdown or restart-time "User profile" warning notes that "there are leaked handles" and Windows is closing programs so that it can be shut down or restarted. Seems to me this had been fairly common in event logs I'd seen over the years.

But the M$ web-pages which deal with the warning Event ID suggest "these programs should be investigated. . . . "

On startup, there is a "WinInit" warning that Windows is loading various programs, and the "system administrator" should review them -- something like that.

Here we're just talking about yellow-bang warnings. There are a lot of red-bang errors which are totally benign.

For instance, if I install Windows Home Server Connector on my workstation, the next reboot shows Event ID 2, Source "Kernel Event Tracing," "Session ' ' failed to start with the following error: 0xC000000D".

This occurs at every reboot. Inquiries about this appear on several WHS web forums. Nothing has been done, nor being done -- nor will be done about it. M$ techs say "You can safely ignore this" -- a response they give about many errors. And it's the result of the interaction of two Windows operating systems that are supposed to work together.