Solved How to disable ReadyBoot?

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

Startup Event Trace Session

I have tried to Disable And Delete it from startup, but it just keeps reappearing, any ideas?
I have tried to restrict access to ReadyBoot.etl, which resulted in reinstall, since I was unable to boot.
So I am unwilling to try to set it to 0 and I would prefer to disable it, rather then to increase its size.

Side story: I have had recently had daily BSOD Kernel-Power related, (probably fixed by disabling Windows Driver Foundation), but I also suspect, that when ReadyBoot tried to write to a log file and failed, it tried to write to a pagefile, which is disabled, which might have caused BSOD.

Some pages about disabling ReadyBoot:
https://www.google.com/search?q=dis...o=true...0...1.1.60.serp..0.8.991.eIF5Gi1yvSE

Taken from a MS Article about this issue here: https://social.technet.microsoft.co...llowing-error-0xc0000188?forum=w7itprogeneral

1. Run script from MS Knowledge Base Event ID 10 is logged in the Application log after you install Windows Vista Service Pack 1 or Windows Server 2008
2. For ReadyBoot read Error: "Session "ReadyBoot" stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188" in Windows 7

for the record have you tried setting the limit back to 20MB which is the default?

Taken from a MS Article about this issue here: https://social.technet.microsoft.co...llowing-error-0xc0000188?forum=w7itprogeneral

1. Run script from MS Knowledge Base Event ID 10 is logged in the Application log after you install Windows Vista Service Pack 1 or Windows Server 2008
2. For ReadyBoot read Error: "Session "ReadyBoot" stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188" in Windows 7

Most of the support articles seem to focus on Windows 7

For the record, have you tried setting the Maximum Size to 20 MB? That, I think, is the default.

Unfortunately that script does not work on my PC, but for the record, the error has disappeared about 4 days ago, I did not even notice until now. It somehow set itself to 100MB. What a nasty little bugger. OK, I will set it to 0, at worst I will have to reinstall again.

Not 0, 20. 128MB is also suggested as a fix for this issue

I want to have it disabled, not running. So after I set it to 0MB, PC works, but bunch of other errors.
Crash dump initialization failed! - like it is BSOD and another one related to DistributedCOM.

The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Launch permission for the COM Server application with CLSID {7022A3B3-D004-4F52-AF11-E9E987FEE25F} and APPID {ADA41B3C-C6FD-4A08-8CC1-D6EFDE67BE7D} to the user Computer\User SID (S-1-5-21-2789561009-3002667834-2710348183-1001) from address LocalHost (Using LRPC) running in the application container Unavailable SID (Unavailable). This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool.

Well I am going to google now, hopefully I will find something related.

EDIT: I guess, that maybe this: http://www.eightforums.com/performa...s-event-id-10016-errors-win-8-pro-64-bit.html

EDIT: Nevermind, enabling Diagnostic Policy Service solves that problem.

https://social.technet.microsoft.co...f03b-4d69-ae38-87ac589e7861/wpn-srumon-server

As for the Event ID 46 logged when you start a computer - that is result of no pagefile and no readyboot.

I guess, that I have managed to disable ReadyBoot after all, by setting it to 0MB. I guess problem solved.

hmmm.. i am starting to see some problems with "no pagefile" recently.. with some programs and some games and now even TurboBoost??!! ..

maybe i can't just rely on my 16 gigs of ram anymore.. and i will have to give in to this god dang page file....

Yep, some programs look for the presence of a paging file/Virtual Memory no matter the size. I have 2GB on my 250GB C: and 12GB on my 500GB D: drive with 8GB RAM.

well just great, now i have to find the minimum of the pagefile i should set.. I dont' want gigabytes taken up by a pagefile of all things on my samsung 840 with only 250gigs available..

I dont' want gigabytes taken up by a pagefile

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The paging file or Virtual Memory doesn't really hold anything the user can access or make use of. Using math shows that 1% of 250GB would be 2.5GB, hardly noticeable. That size paging file should satisfy the requirements of those programs that need it.

right ok.. so here is what i did.. don't know if this is correct but..

put 1024 min/max pagefile on my m.2 (ngff) mydigitalSSD card..

For the record, I have found out, that the proper value to disable it is 0. I thought 4 because of services.