Код события 7009 windows 10

Some users of Windows 10 report that the Event Viewer is full of the event error 7009 (a timeout was reached while waiting for the Lights-Out connection). Typically, these error events will begin to occur immediately after startup is complete.

After investigating this issue, we found that there are several different underlying causes that can cause this type of Event ID errors. Here is a list of potential causes of the failure:

• Traps service is disabled: If you have Traps Endpoint Security Manager installed on the affected PC, the issue is likely due to the main Traps service not being configured to start automatically. To resolve this particular issue, you will need to use the Services screen to change the default behavior of the main Traps service.
• The problem is caused by a native Windows service: It turns out that this particular issue can also be caused by a couple of native services Windows which tend to throttle their dependencies on low-end computers. In this case, you will need to modify the default behavior of these services and ensure that they are started at every system startup.
• Windows Trace Session Manager does not have enough time to start: According to many affected users, you can expect to see this error in an instance where you are using a low-end PC that is not strong enough to start all the necessary services within the allotted spawn time (60 seconds). To rectify this, you will need to reconfigure the behavior of the Windows Session Manager after setting a custom Registry Editor rule.
• A major change in the system interfered with the service startup behavior— A major update, driver installation, or even some kind of third-party interference can also result in this particular Event Viewer error. Since there is no definitive list of culprits, your best chance of resolving the issue is to restore your operating system to a healthy state using the System Restore utility.

How to fix event error 7009

Now that you are familiar with each potential event that could trigger Event 7009 errors, here is a list of methods that other affected users have successfully used to get to the bottom of the problem and prevent further instances of this error from filling up the Event Viewer:

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1.- Reconfigure the Traps service to Automatic (if applicable)

If you always see error 7009 when starting your computer and you have Traps Endpoint Security Manager installed, most of the time the problem is due to the Traps service not starting automatically.

According to Microsoft technicians, this problem is facilitated when multiple applications are launched at the same time during startup and try to obtain system resources to start their respective services. If your computer is not strong enough to supply all applications with the required processing power, some services will eventually become exhausted and cause this error.

And since Traps Endpoint Security Manager not a priority by default, it is a prime candidate for getting timeouts.

Fortunately, you can prevent this problem from occurring by modifying the default behavior of the service. Traps and setting it to Automatic to be given priority.

If you would like step-by-step instructions to guide you through the entire process of reconfiguring the Traps service, please follow the guide below:

• You are going to press the Windows key + R to open a dialog box known as Run. Next, you have to write the following command as is msc inside the text box and press the key Enter why open the screen Services. When you see the message UAC (User Account Control), you need to click Yes to grant administrator access. This will take you to the Services screen.
• Once you are inside the screen Services, you will scroll down the list of services and locate the Traps service.
• When you see it, you have to right click on it and select the option that says  Properties within the context menu. This will take you to the Cheat Properties screen.
• Now when you are inside the screen Services, you will access the tab General admission from the context menu that just appeared.
• Next, you need to use the drop-down menu Start type to change the default behavior to Automatic before clicking where it says Apply to save the corresponding changes.
• Restart your computer and monitor the Event Viewer utility to see if new instances of error 7009 continue to appear.

If the problem is still not resolved, you can continue with the next potential solution described below.

2.- Check the most likely culprits

If the first method is not applicable because you do not have Traps Endpoint Security Manager installed on your computer, the next troubleshooting step should be to ensure that all native Windows services known to cause this issue are enabled and set to start at every system startup.

These are the services you need to take a closer look:

• DCOM Server Process Launcher
• RPC Endpoint Mapper
• Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
• Security Account Manager
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Several affected users have confirmed that new instances of the error from event 7009  stopped occurring after they used the Services screen to ensure that all relevant services were configured correctly.

Follow the instructions below to ensure that all the guilty services are started at every system startup:

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• First of all, you need to press the Windows key + R to launch the dialog box Run. Next, you have to write the following command as it appears msc inside the text box and press where it says Enter to open the screen Services. When the message appears UAC (User Account Control), you must click on the option that says Yes to grant administrator access. You will then be able to access the Services screen.
• Once you are inside the services screen, you will go down the list of services and locate the service DCOM Server Process Launcher.
• When you see it, you must right click on it and select the option Properties within the context menu that just appeared. You will then be able to access the Properties screen.
• Inside the screen Properties From the DCOM Server Process Launcher service, go to the tab General admission and change the Start type a Automatic, then click on the button Home to start it.

Next, you need to make sure to repeat step 3 and step 4 with the remaining services until each one is set to automatic startup type and actively running:

• RPC Endpoint Mapper
• Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
• Security Account Manager

Once you have ensured that all relevant services are started, take a look at your Event Viewer and see if the problem is now fixed. If you continue to see new instances of the event error 7009 appearing within your Event Viewer, you can try the next potential fix below.

3.- Reconfigure the Windows Tracking Session Manager.

If the above two fixes did not solve the problem in your case, you should start considering the fact that the default timeout value (60 seconds) is not enough to allow the system to start. Service Control Manager.

Note: The Service Control Manager is configured by default to wait There specified (60 seconds) by the ServicesPipeTimeout entry before logging 7009 events.

The issue is most likely caused by the Windows Trace Session Manager requiring more than 60 seconds to start on low-end computer configurations.

If this is the root cause triggering the event error 7009, increasing the ServicePipeTimout registry value will give all dependent services enough time to start successfully.

Here is a quick step-by-step guide that will walk you through the process of changing the value of ServicePipeTimeout To resolve event error 7009:

Note: To avoid any unpleasantness, we recommend that you take the time to make a copy security of your registry cluster, in case something goes wrong during this operation.

• First you have to press the Windows key + R to open a dialog box Run. Next, you need to type the command regedit inside the text box and press the keys Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open the Editor of the Register with administrator access.

Note: When you see the UAC (User Account Control), you must click on Yes to grant administrator access.

• Once you are inside the main screen of the Registry Editor, use the menu on the left side to access the following location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control

Note: You can navigate to this location manually or you can paste the location directly into the navigation bar and press Enter to get there directly.

• With the Control registry folder selected on the left side, move to the right section and double click where it says
• Next, within the value of Properties de ServicesPipeTimeout, you must establish the Base en Decimal, then write 600000 en Value information before clicking Accept To save the changes.

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Note: If the ServicesPipeTimout entry does not exist in your case, you must create it yourself. To do this, click on the menu Edit (or right click on an empty space) and then select where it says  New > DWORD (32-bit) Value and give it a name SerivesPipeTimeout before pressing Enter.

• Once the modifications have been successfully applied, you should close the elevated Registry Editor and restart your computer.
• After your computer restarts, you need to check the Events viewer to see if you can detect new instances of the error.

If the problem is still not resolved, try the next solution below.

4.- Perform a system restore

If none of the above methods have worked successfully in your case, you can conclude that this particular issue started occurring after a major system change such as installing a major update, installing a driver, or an unexpected machine shutdown created this scenario where an event error 7009 occurs at every startup.

Since it is virtually impossible to list all possible culprits that could be causing this error, a quick way to revert all system changes that could cause this problem is to use Restore system.

System Restore allows you to restore your machine to a healthy state when the circumstances that are causing the current Event Viewer errors are no longer true.

Note: Please note that by default, System Restore is set to regularly save restore snapshots just before important system events (driver installations, critical WU updates, etc.). Unless you have changed the default behavior, it is very likely that your computer has already created a snapshot just before this problem occurred.

Go ahead and identify the restore snapshot and use it through System Restore and you will be able to revert your computer to an earlier point in time when this issue was not occurring.

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Note: Please note that once you complete the operation, any changes you’ve made since your operating system created that restore snapshot will be lost.

With these methods we are sure that you will be able to put an end to this annoying error. If you know of another technique that can work and is not included in this guide, do not hesitate to share it with us in the comments box below. See you in our next post where we will provide you with more interesting technological information.