Windows 10 device manager problem

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My windows 10 randomly refresh device manager and that hardware change sound makes me crazy.
it gaves me errors like this
Metadata staging failed, result=0x80070490 for container '{8939892F-E1F8-11E5-9BD6-20CF30D6F7BB}'

Session "ReadyBoot" stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188
 

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Hello Blagoi,

Re the Metadata staging failed error.
  • Typically this occurs when the Network List Service attempts to access Internet before your router has booted.
  • To resolve this issue you can delay the start of the service by doing the following:
    • Press WinKey + R to open Run dialog
    • Type services.msc then press Enter or click OK
    • In the window that opens scroll down and double click 'Network List Service'
    • In the window that opens click the drop arrow next to Startup type and select Automatic (Delayed Start)
    • Click Apply and close out the Services dialog pane

Re the ReadyBoot stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188.
  • On booting up the boot files are cached and a file named readyboot.etl is created. This cache will auto re-create each time you boot your PC.
  • Windows 10 default setting for memory space for this process is 20MB.
  • The error you are getting hints that the 20MB is not large enough for the cache file to be created. You could confirm that by taking a look at the Windows Event Error logs if you prefer.
  • If indeed this is the problem them the simple solution is to increase the Memory Space allocated for this process. To do that do the following:
    • Press WinKey + R to open your Run dialog
    • Type perfmon.msc then press Enter Key or click OK
    • In the Performance Monitor window that opens in the Left Pane expand 'Data Collector Sets'
    • Next in the Left Pane click on 'Startup Event Trace Sessions'
    • Now in the Right Pane - double click 'ReadyBoot'
    • Click on the Stop Condition tab
    • Click the Arrow to increase the Maximum Size. Do not exceed 256MB !!
    • Click APPLY and close Performance Monitor

Happy computing.

Regedit32
 

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