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The thread discusses a recurring issue in Windows 11 after upgrading to version 22H2, where the user notices multiple error events (ID=1108 with specific error codes) appearing in the event viewer after each reboot. The original poster seeks a solution, citing that a clean reinstall resolves the problem but is undesirable due to data loss. Respondents suggest that many of these errors might be informational and not critical, with one advising system checks like DISM and chkdsk, but the original user remains hopeful for a less invasive fix.
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Since the upgrade from 21H2 to 22H2 , in Windows11, Im getting 20 times , ID=1108 in the eventviewer .
After each reboot they appear again , 10 times ; id=1108 , errorcode 15005 , eventid=0
and ;10 times ; id=1108 , errorcode 15003 , eventid=4688
After each other ; 15005 , 15003 , 15005, 15003 , etc.

Never seen this before , arrived with the upgrade to 22H2.
I like a clean eventviewer , Im searching for a solution , still found nothing.

Anyone has this problem also , a solution would be very welcome.................
 

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Neemobeer
I do not. If it's causing an issue you can check your systems integrity.

  • Open 'command prompt', 'powershell' or 'windows terminal' with 'Run As Administrator'
  • Check the disk health with the following command: Chkdsk /F this will require a reboot
  • Run DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
    • If no issues are detected your done
    • If Items are restored, reboot and repeat until no errors are listed (This process can take several repair/reboot cycles)
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I'll give you this piece of advice. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". I say this because your quite literally guaranteed to always have "errors" in the event log. I added quotes because a lot of errors are really informational errors only or in other words non-halting. They are intentional soft failures
 

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Neemobeer said:
I'll give you this piece of advice. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". I say this because your quite literally guaranteed to always have "errors" in the event log. I added quotes because a lot of errors are really informational errors only or in other words non-halting. They are intentional soft failures
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Ok , so , you dont have these errors in your viewer................??
 

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I do not. If it's causing an issue you can check your systems integrity.

  • Open 'command prompt', 'powershell' or 'windows terminal' with 'Run As Administrator'
  • Check the disk health with the following command: Chkdsk /F this will require a reboot
  • Run DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
    • If no issues are detected your done
    • If Items are restored, reboot and repeat until no errors are listed (This process can take several repair/reboot cycles)
 

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Yep, so I did already , all fine , except this id=1108 in the eventviewer , 20 times after every reboot still...............
Seems to get fixed by a clean install ............goes too far for me , losing all my software , etc !
There must be another solution...........
 

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