Windows 10: What is event ID for windows shutdown pop-up box

I am trying to find what is causing this pop-up box to appear... This is on new dell PC with new win11 installation i even did the reinstall of win11 from scratch. I also disabled alt+f4 combo, because this event is random and not executed by user i even disabled alt+f4 because i wanted to exclude that maybe keyboard sends alt+f4 combo to PC...This is ongoing for almost a year, and it's random event that shows sometimes after 2-3 weeks, and sometimes it's daily..I did all the DISM command mode commands to fix win isntallation, and even did the win11 complete reinstall...Is there a system

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event id

hello i am using windows 7 ultimate and i want to know that the shutdown only shutdown event id like event log and user 32 (e.g winlogon.exe has initiated the shutdown and exolorer.exe has initiated the shutdown ) this event id are same for every windows
7 device? actually one day i was not at my home and my cousin used my pc and he has a very good habit to shutdown pc through the cpu button in pc case and he didn't answered me about the shutdown . to find that how he did the shutdown i checked the event log
and there was two event ids named user 32 id number-1074 and the description was winlogon.exe has initiated the shutdown and the other one is explorer.exe has initiated the shutdown . i dont know too much about this two id so i did a clean and proper shutdown
from the start menu in my pc and after restarting i saw this two event IDs again. but i dont want to do improper shutdown on my pc. so i did this on a pc of my college in which windows 7 pro has installed and after shutting down that pc from power button i
checked the event viewer and i saw only one user 32 1074 event id was there which was ( winlogon.exe has initiated the shutdown) and the user 32 1074 (explorer.exe has initiated the shutdown) was missed. so i thought that my pc was not shutdown from the power
button of pc case. because in saw both the user 32 1074 ids in event viewer and nothing was missing. if there was an improper shutdown happened then there has to be one user 32 event id. so i just want know that is this event ids are same for every windows
7 version with 64 bit architecture. because i don't want to do this experiment with my pc so i did this with the college pc so i just want to be sure that this event are give similar results in similar operations. i have no other way to check because shutting
down pc through power button was not listed in force or hard shutdown. otherwise i can check the view reliability history for that. because it can show hard shutdown by holding the power button for 5 or 6 seconds or power failure. but can't show the shutdown
through pressing the power button. and if you haeh any good method to check this type of shutdown history pls tell me. please help. i really want know the shutdown history of that day. i gave some photos of the event id which i have discussed

 

Event ID 10016, CLSID and APPID

Hey, I've been trying to resolve this same dcom issue myself, and I followed the steps you listed @FreeBooter, but when I try to do the last step, I firstly when clicking "edit" get a message saying



And then when I do enter the menu after clicking "ok" on that dialog box, the add button is greyed out.

I'm 100% certain I followed all the steps correctly. I triple-checked it. But no dice...

 

Are you getting DistributedCOM Event ID: 10010 errors with 11.4?

For those that updated to Cat 11.4 could you check the event viewer's Administrative Events (type Event Viewer in Start's search box, click on it, let it load, then select Custom View then Admin. Events) to see if you are getting: DistributedCOM Event ID: 10010, E10F6C3A-F1AE-4ADC-AA9D-2FE6552566 errors? To check if you are continuing to get them pick a specific time to reboot and once back up to desktop check the event viewer again to see if the error pops up again at the time the PC shutdown.