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E9375E54-9E5A-4CED-838D-0F8347D334B1.jpeg | Mazdas247 I got a notification from bitdefender that there was a trojan detected on my system. i have put the screen shot of bit defender as well as the frst logs below. is this a real virus or a false. Description: volume shadow copy service error: unexpected error calling routine cocreateinstance. hr = 0x8007045b, a system shutdown is in progress. That's the screen in entra id where you can change the setting or look up the security group that is allowed to join a device: it is good practice not to let every user join devices every time. this prevents users to accidentally join personal devices. so, usually only one (or a few) groups of users can join a new device to entra id. We need more specifics than you telling us you have a tp link router. we need at the very least, a model number, so we can read the manual for the device. Ive tried running a virus scan, various diagnostics, and updated drivers. i also tried factory resetting my pc as a last resort, but alas the issue persists. i opened event manager, and found 14 events logged with the id 28, as well as an event id 41. Here's a possible fix for your error: 1.start by identifying which process or service is triggering this error. 2.check task manager for the process id 5708 (in the above sample, but will probably be different when you go back to check). 3.check which identity that process or service is running as.

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