Код события 201 windows 10

1. Windows 10 Event Warnings 200.201.202

   I have searched similar threads in this Forum and on the Internet with no success in ridding my pc of these warnings. It seems to be a fairly common occurrence but I can’t seem to find a fix. Anyone who has solved this who will share their solution with me will be really appreciated. The warnings are coming on each boot, as shown below:

   

2. administrative events

   I had over 71,000 Errors and Warnings in Event Viewer/Custom Views/Administrative Events. So I just reloaded Windows 10 yesterday and in 2 days there are already 186 Errors and Warnings.

   What is the significance of these Events? Is there a problem with the hard drive? Should I do anything about them?

   Thanx..

3. Warnings & Errors

   Can I correct the warnings and errors in Event Viewer-Custom Views-Administrative Events

   Moved from: Windows / Apps on Windows 10 / Other Windows apps / Productivity
   

4. Windows 10 Event Warnings 200.201.202

5. Thanks, dalchina. I probably have gone thru these previously, but will try them, just in case. Appreciate your reply.

6. Have decided this is not that important — they seem to be doing no harm and I seem to just be spinning my wheels trying to overcome them, so I am marking this thread closed to keep from wasting others time. Thanks

7. Dear JB: Good call! I read about a lot of borderline (if not actual) OCD on the site here. To me, it’s always a matter of time. I draw the line at tackling any kind of tweaking that takes more than 90 minutes or so. Why? Because I’ve never had an in-place upgrade/repair install take longer than that, even in the most perverse conditions. Fixing something that takes longer than that is wasted time, IMO. I can tell others feel differently and want to get things as perfect as they can. I call in witness the serious time spent on the many system events thrown — like this one, and the 1001, DCOM stuff, and so forth — that don’t appear to impact system performance, behavior, or reliability. Just my two cents’ worth, anyway…
   HTH,
   —Ed—

1. DeviceSetupManager event 201/202. Help needed to check/fix registry

   Hello everyone, and thank you for this great space.

   I very recently upgraded to Windows 10 Home, but I’m getting continuous DeviceSetupManager errors at start up, event ID 201, 202 and 200 (source Event Viewer). I suspect (I’m not sure) the problem might have something to do with a key in the registry.
   Can someone please check on their Windows 10 system/machine, if this is what they currently have in correspondence of the «Device Metadata» registry key (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / SOFTWARE / Microsoft / Windows / CurrentVersion / Device Metadata)? Is everything in the image correct?

   I’m particularly interested in the «DeviceMetadataServiceURL» subkey. On my system I have «http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=252669&clcid=0x409» there. Do you have this exact same value, is it accurate?

   Thank you for your time and help, it is much appreciated

   

2. Constant drop of internet connection,

   Hi everyone,

   I know that this is a frequent and unresolved issue, but this makes me crazy. Practically my Toshiba Satellite laptop constantly drops the internet connection. The tcpip.sys driver caused already 2 BSODs. I just run the troubleshooter and it comes up with
   one of the two:

   «Your computer is trying to use a DNS server that is incorrect or doesn’t exist.»

   or

   «The default gateway is not available».

   Troubleshooter then tries to reset the WiFi adapter, but it hangs on resetting it, so I have to restart the PC. I restart, and in half of the cases still no internet. I run netsh winsock reset

   netsh int ip reset

   ipconfig /release

   ipconfig /flushdns

   ipconfig /renew

   ipconfig /registerdns

   Then I restart, and then it works for a while, sometimes 3 hours, sometimes 3 min. This is an 1000-Euro laptop, not some cheap crap. I have 1 month of warranty left, but I don’t really want to bring it back.

   I already mentioned previously under another unresolved issue that Latency Monitor identifies ndis.sys as the major culprit for buzz in the streaming videos. All is sluggish with internet, otherwise just great.

   All drivers have been updated with Driver Easy.

   sfc /scannow: Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

   Only from today, I got these errors and warnings, all related with internet stuff.

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:39:46 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:39:43 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:38:55 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:38:19 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:37:52 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:36:23 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:35:34 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:33 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:33 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:33 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:33 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:24 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:24 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:23 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:21 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:21 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:21 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:35:21 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:34:49 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:34:31 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:33:30 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:32:45 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:32:39 DistributedCOM 10010 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:32:18 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:31:38 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:37 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:37 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:37 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:37 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:29 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:29 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:26 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:26 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:26 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:26 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:31:25 WLAN-AutoConfig 4003 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:30:19 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:29:42 Wininit 11 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:29:41 User Device Registration 360 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:29:33 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:29:34 BugCheck 1001 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:29:32 Service Control Manager 7000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:29:32 Kernel-PnP 219 (212)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:29:32 Kernel-PnP 219 (212)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:29:32 Kernel-PnP 219 (212)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:29:32 AppModel-Runtime 37 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:29:32 AppModel-Runtime 37 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:29:23 BTHUSB 34 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:29:32 Eventlog 1101 Event processing

   Critical 2017.10.23. 22:29:18 Kernel-Power 41 (63)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:29:32 EventLog 6008 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:22:22 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:21:58 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:18:32 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:16:58 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:16:45 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:16:33 WLAN-AutoConfig 4003 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:15:16 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:13:12 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:11:39 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:11:28 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:11:25 Application Error 1000 (100)

   Error 2017.10.23. 22:10:40 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:05:40 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:05:40 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:05:10 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:05:10 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:05:07 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:05:07 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:05:07 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:05:07 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:04:19 WLAN-AutoConfig 4003 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:04:00 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 22:02:10 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:31:03 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 21:16:06 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:15:53 WLAN-AutoConfig 4003 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:15:05 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:14:40 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:13:50 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:12:31 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:11:40 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:11:01 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:10:28 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 21:10:16 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:09:56 WLAN-AutoConfig 4003 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:09:34 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:09:34 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:09:34 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:09:34 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:09:29 DeviceSetupManager 200 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:09:29 DeviceSetupManager 202 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:08:59 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:08:43 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:08:29 DeviceSetupManager 201 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 21:08:29 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 21:02:43 Application Hang 1002 (101)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 19:42:01 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 19:41:53 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 19:39:15 WLAN-AutoConfig 4003 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 19:38:12 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Error 2017.10.23. 17:01:51 Application Hang 1002 (101)

   Error 2017.10.23. 16:35:48 Application Error 1000 (100)

   Error 2017.10.23. 16:21:25 DistributedCOM 10010 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 16:18:26 User Device Registration 360 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 16:18:19 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 9:24:55 AppModel-Runtime 37 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 8:50:09 DistributedCOM 10010 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 8:50:03 Application Error 1000 (100)

   Error 2017.10.23. 8:50:03 .NET Runtime 1026 None

   Warning 2017.10.23. 8:47:15 DNS Client Events 1014 (1014)

   Warning 2017.10.23. 8:47:09 User Device Registration 360 None

   Error 2017.10.23. 8:47:01 WLAN-AutoConfig 10000 None

3. DeviceSetupManager Warnings Event Id. 200; 201; 202 & error id 1000 task (100)

   hi;

   I have installed windows 10 version 1511 through media creation tool doing clean setup; and device setup warnings again begin. But this time I tried to understand a little more about device metadata through various articles on site:

   Device Metadata Packages

   After going through various articles in above mentioned website I think I might have been able to get rid of device set up warnings permanently.

   In very brief I would like to tell what is in those articles:

   Whenever we insert an external device; the device looks for its driver in the pc’s device metadata; cache folders and on internet. If internet is not active it gives warning “The Network List Manager reports no connectivity to the internet; and
   if it is active but connection to update or windows metadata folder online is not established then it gives other warnings.

   But how comes that when we don’t insert any device still we get warnings events 200; 201; 202. Because there are 3 programs which is treated as
   inbuilt devices; and most probably the internet connection was not on while we were installing windows. So these 3 devices gets installed without getting chance to get drivers files updated or checked from
   the internet. And once got installed they keep looking for drivers and producing errors. Most probably there is clash of records; where one record shows these devices driver installed and other internet records shows these drivers not installed; and this clash
   does not let get these 3 inbuilt devices updated and keep producing device setup warnings.

   The 3 inbuilt devices are :

   1: Fax

   2: Microsoft Print to PDF

   3: Microsoft xps document writer.

   All these 3 devices could be seen in “Control Panel” >> “Devices & Printers”

   When I installed office 2013 another inbuilt device was installed “Send to One note 2013” but in my case this device was not the source of warning.

   So; what should we be doing; we should uninstall those 3 devices and install them again but this time giving them chance to get drivers from internet and letting records straight and matched.

   Since I m novice in computer world whatever solution I am mentioning below is the process I followed while experimenting to get rid of those warnings. So; few steps might not be necessary but I m writing down what I did:

   Step 1:

   Disconnect Internet.

   Step 2:

   Take out all external devices like usb pen drive; printer etc.; as we may have to get them reinstall again.

   Step 3:

   Open c drive folder (os drive). Make Hidden files visible by checking “hidden items” in the view menu. This will make “Program Data” folder visible.

   Step 4:

   Go to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\DeviceMetadataStore

   There you would find a folder named en-US.

   As per advice given in the article :

   Manually Adding Device Metadata Packages

   Because I m from india and locale shown in pc is india so have to create the folder; so I created a folder en-IN in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\DeviceMetadataStore

   If u r from U.S no need to create because en-US is already there. So; if u r not from U.S create a folder as per yours location shown in pc.
   En-(location code).

   In en-US folder there are 2 metadata-ms files. Copy them and paste them into newly created folder; if any.
   in my case I pasted in en-IN.

   Very Important:

   Uncheck “Hidden Items” in view menu.

   Exit All Folders; but don’t forget to uncheck “hidden items”.

   Always keep in notification area “All settings >>devices>>Printers & Scanners” the button
   «Download over metered connection» to «ON» even after warnings stops coming.

   close settings window.

   Step 5:

   Open “Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Feature”

   There open “turn windows features on/off” with administration rights.

   There uncheck:

   “Microsoft Print To PDF”

   Uncheck:

   “Windows fax and scan” by expanding + sign with “print & document services”

   Uncheck:

   XPS SERVICES [do not uncheck; do not uncheck; do not uncheck; XPS Viewer] only uncheck XPS Services.

   Press O.K

   These files gets uninstalled.

   It gives options to restart the computer. Click Restart.

   After restart If u want to find 3 inbuilt devices gone Open in notification area “All settings >>devices>>Printers & Scanners”. But close this window thereafter.

   Now we have to install them back.

   But here I again I remind u that the steps I m mentioning are part of my experimentation; so all steps may not be necessary; but I don’t know; but outcome was that I got rid of those warnings.

   Always keep in notification area “All settings >>devices>>Printers & Scanners” the button
   «Download over metered connection» to «ON» even after warnings stops coming.

   close settings window.

   Step 1:

   Don’t switch on internet yet.

   And neither open ”Devices & Printers” nor Open in notification area “All settings >>devices>>Printers & Scanners”.

   Step 2:

   Open “Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Feature”

   There open “turn windows features on/off” with administration rights.

   There check back: “Microsoft Print To PDF” ; check back “Windows fax and scan”
   by expanding + sign with “print & document services”; check back XPS SERVICES .

   Press O.K

   These files gets installed. But to don’t check their existence yet; neither by opening “Devices & Printers” nor by opening in notification area “All settings >>devices>>Printers & Scanners”.

   Step 3:

   Open “Control Panel\System and Security\Administrative Tools”. Their open “services” with administration rights.

   Their open and start following services 1: “Device Install Service”; 2: “Device Management Enrollment Service”; 3: “DevQuery Background Discovery Broker”

   Don’t start the service “Device Setup Manager”

   Keep the service window open.

   Step 4:

   Open “Control Panel\System and Security\Administrative Tools”. Their open “task scheduler” with administration right. Their expand “task Scheduler Library” >> then expand “Microsoft” >> then expand “Windows” there select “Device Setup”. In the
   right windows u see a task “metadata refresh”. Do nothing for the time being with it.

   Step 5:

   Start Internet; and when got connected keep watch on data bytes inflow. On next step around another 100kb-170kb data comes.

   Step 6:

   In the task scheduler right click “metadata refresh” and select
   run.

   Step 7:

   Watch service window and press refresh in action menu; there you will see “Device Setup Manger” running by itself
   and data flowing in. It will run for a while. So after 2 minutes again refresh the service window. Once the “Device Setup Manager”
   stops running by itself; close the service window; go to task scheduler window their the “metadata refresh” would still be running. Right click the task; and select “End”, press ok/yes when message displayed whether to close
   all instances ………. .close task scheduler windows.

   Step 8:

   Open in notification area “All settings >>devices>>Printers & Scanners”; there u see all 3 devices back and some of them might show updating bar in action. Once that blue bar updation over; close the internet.

   Step 9:

   Restart the computer; check event viewer; warnings gone.

   Step 10:

   Connect internet. Open in notification area “All settings >>devices>>Connected Device”. now plug back external devices back one by one. The devices will draw data from the internet and its installation progress will be seen in
   settings window. Say; if u insert an usb pen drive and after its installation on safe removal the message displayed under “connected device” window in settings is
   “driver error”; then it means the usb pen drive is properly installed. Else the message shown “installation incomplete…..”. then u have to follow the steps given in my
   original query above. Also how to install bitlocked drive see my above query.

   Warning:

   In my pc I noticed strange behavior that when after all my above installations and warning messages has stopped; then under “control panel” >> “devices and printers” >> I pressed F5 or Refresh in the
   menu; then after that device page got refreshed; all my devices got reset and all the warning events began to occur again. In other words F5 or Refresh acting as Reset button for all devices to its original state. So; I have to go through above process again
   from the scratch. So pls. once warning events gone, don’t press refresh or f5 in that window. To check new devices and printers use “settings” >> “devices”.

   To me itself on review of above steps; many steps looks unnecessary; but as said earlier I have written what I have done. Since I am novice in computer world; I request experts to shorten the above
   procedure taking out unnecessary steps.

   with regards

   thanks

4. DeviceSetupManager event 201/202. Help needed to check/fix registry

   By chance, if you have a Microsoft wireless mouse and have upgraded the driver recently, check this thread to see if a driver rollback will help clear those Event ID 200, 201, and 202 errors:

   The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device

   As far as the metadata link goes, mine is exactly the same as yours.

5. Thanks aardvark. So on your system you do have all the same exact registry values as in the image posted above, but no Event ID 200, 201, and 202 errors, am I correct?

   I have a Microsoft wireless mouse. I’ll check the link and see if your suggestion works

6. Ok, I checked event viewer and I have this error too: «The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device {C5A047D8-CB5B-40E9-B9E3-316AB06B5A18}\WirelessKeyboardFilter.»

   Before proceeding to roll back the driver, I have a couple questions.

   1- Once I’ve rolled back to the old driver, will the new one (1.0.102.0) try to install itself again upon restart, that is, automatically?

   2- In case Microsoft fixes this issues, how do I put back in place the more recent (1.0.102.0) driver? And is there a way to know if and when Microsoft will come up with a fix?

   3- By any chance, did you select “No, let me choose what to do» and “Never install driver software from Windows Update” to prevent the new driver (1.0.102.0) from being installed again? That would explain the absence of DeviceSetupManager errors. These options are located at Control Panel > System and Security > System > Advanced system settings > Hardware > Device Installation Settings.

   Thank you for your precious and invaluable help. Hope you can answer my questions

7. Following aardvark advise I got rid of Event 219 «The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device {C5A047D8-CB5B-40E9-B9E3-316AB06B5A18}\WirelessKeyboardFilter.»

   Yet errors with Event ID 200, 201, and 202 still persist. This is possibly because i did not select “Never install driver software from Windows Update” beforehand, and the system keeps checking for updated drivers as it is supposed to do. So, apparently, that is not a solution for the specific topic of this thread.

   Can someone else please check his/her registry and see if these values for «Device Metadata» are correct? Do you have the exact same data as in the image below? The key is located at «HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Microsoft > Windows > CurrentVersion > Device Metadata.»

   I would also like to know if you are or are not experiencing Event ID 200, 201, and 202 errors. And if you altered the options in Device Installation Settings

8. DeviceSetupManager event 201/202. Help needed to check/fix registry

   Sorry you didn’t find my information helpful. BTW, what I proposed «IS» the solution to your problem. And, there is a simple way to prevent «only» that wireless driver from being auto updated. Unfortunately, I went to sleep and your impatience got the best of you.

9. I did in fact use the «show or hide updates» method to roll back the wireless driver and avoid it reinstalling, and it worked, so your information was indeed helpful, as I got rid of Event id 219. But Event ID 200, 201, and 202 are still there unfortunately.

   By any chance, did you select “No, let me choose what to do» and “Never install driver software from Windows Update” in Device Installation Settings? (Control Panel > System and Security > System > Advanced system settings > Hardware > Device Installation Settings)

   Thank you for your patience

10. Thank you very much aardvark!

    Upon third-fourth reboot it seems the annoying 200, 201, and 202 events are finally gone. As you rightly suggested, it was a matter of patience. Thank you again for your precious help, and for your kindness. Let me wish you a beautiful and blessed day.

    For anyone interested, the comprehensive solution to this issue can be found in a thread by aardvark at this link

    The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device

    Also, in order to prevent the more recent driver (1.0.102.0) from reinstalling itself, the Microsoft «Show or hide updates» tool is required (see post #6 by aardvark)

    http://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930

11. Please mark this thread as solved. Glad you got it fixed.

Contents

• 1 How Do I Fix File History Errors 200, 201, or 203?
  • 1.1 Check Your Drive for Errors
  • 1.2 Run DISM and SFC
  • 1.3 Run Disk Cleanup
  • 1.4 Rename Your Files
  • 1.5 Run the File and Folder Troubleshooter
  • 1.6 Use a Third-Party Backup Tool
  • 1.7 Conclusion

• File name contains special characters – As it turns out, File History seems to have a problem with special characters that are restricted to certain languages. A lot of affected users have confirmed that they managed to fix this problem by removing the special characters like ä,ö,ü, and ß from the name of the files.
• File path or name is too large – Keep in mind that there’s a maximum file length that any given file can have in order to File History to be able to process it. If this scenario is applicable, you should be able to fix the problem by shrinking the file name or path beyond 220 characters.
• Folder permission issue – This problem can also occur due to a folder permission issue that can be automatically corrected by running the File and Folder troubleshooter. This fix was confirmed to be effective by several different users that were previously seeing the problem on Windows 10.
• Windows 10 glitch – As it turns out, you might also see this error due to a bad Windows Update that was pushed at the end of 2019. However, since then, Microsoft has pushed a hotfix that resolves this problem. So if you didn’t already, install every pending Windows update to fix the 201 error.
• System File Corruption – System file corruption can also be responsible for the apparition of this error code. In this case, you should be able to fix the problem by running a couple of native utilities capable of replacing corrupted Windows files with healthy equivalents (DISM and SFC).