Windows 10: OneCore Error

I first noticed yesterday that I was getting a few OneCore-DeviceAssociationService error messages.Can anyone give me any advice on if this is an issue or an aberration?Any advice is welcome.RgdsRockface

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What is 'OneCore Capture'

What is the 'OneCore Capture' service that is listed beneath
'Capture' under the Services tab in
Task Manager?

I Had the Camera appopen/crashed and not responding, as well as
Task Manager where thefamiliar Capture UI service
was listed above this otherOneCore capture, of which I cannot recall ever seeing.

And clicking anywhere on theTabbed window frame containing both
Camera and Photos (Something entirely new and unexpected yet quite handy) would make the system
ignore keyboard & mouse
clicks for about 60-120 seconds.

 

What is 'OneCore Capture'

Thanks for the reply. I Checked it out where you said and the service is actually titled "Capture Service" and the description reads "OneCore Capture Service". And that's it. No other information is provided.

As far as I know OneCore is the universal kernel for Xbox One and Windows 10.

Search on msdn.microsoft.com says OneCore is an umbrella library for making hardware work on any Windows 10. device.

This makes sense. Also leads me to believe this version of Windows has expanded device functionality. In one of the modules there is a massive list of available hardware functions like pan and detection. You could probably build your own motorized security
camera with computer vision from an ARM powered SOC and Arduino parts using fully customized drivers. Which is cool[.

I'm kind of crazy tho, so verification from an expert would still be greatly appreciated.

Your answer led me onto the right path (I think i'm on the right path anyway...) so thanks again.

 

What is 'OneCore Capture'

Maybe you can right click This PC and select Manage. Go down to services and if OneCore service is listed, click it and it should tell you some info.

My PC doesn't have that - but might be because I have the webcam disabled in bios.





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But it looks like it might have something to do with Speech from a search in explorer;