Windows 10: DeviceSetupManager

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A series of DeviceSetupManager warnings in Windows 10 event logs

I have been "cleaning up" Windows 10, and I'm noticing a series of warnings in the Event Viewer every time I start Windows. And they are in the following order.

It seems that Event 202 repeats every other instance until I finally get the error: Event 131. What would I have to do to fix these problems, so they stop showing up every time in Event Viewer?

 

Constants DeviceSetupManager 201, 202, & 203 Warnings in Windows 10 Version 1803

In Windows 10 Version 1803, I am consistently getting Device Setup Manager 201, 202, and 203 warnings. A group of 4 warnings (202, 200, 202, 201) will immediately follow the last 4. I'm not sure when these warnings started, but they been going on for
a couple of weeks at least. There are so many of them that it completely fills the devicesetupmanager\admin file within a day or two and my Administrative Events log file is virtually useless because of the large number of superfluous devicesetupmanager warnings.
I've searched for these warnings on Google, but there is nothing recent and no resolution for the problem, however, many people have experienced the same warnings. Any suggestions?

 

DeviceSetupManager 152 0xE000020B when deleting bluetooth devies

Hello, Thomas Jacobs2

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

DeviceSetupManager 152 0xE000020B is an error code related to device setup and configuration on Windows. It seems to be a generic error message indicating that there was an issue when deleting the Bluetooth devices.



As for the Elite Controller Series 2 showing up as "Xbox Wireless Controller" instead of its correct name, this could be a naming issue within the Bluetooth settings on your computer, as it is indeed an Xbox product. It's possible that the controller is still functioning correctly despite the incorrect name.



If you're experiencing issues with deleting Bluetooth devices and seeing this error message, you may want to try some troubleshooting steps listed here:

Fix Bluetooth problems in Windows - Microsoft Support

By the way, it's better to try on another computer to determine if it's an issue with the computer or the Bluetooth device.

Yuhao Li

Microsoft Community Technical Support