OneCore-DeviceAssociationService - Error ID 3503

Question

Hello,

Last night updated my Windows 11 to 24H2 - 26100.2454. Since then everytime when I turn off my pc or do a reboot in Event Viewer I got this error:

OneCore-DeviceAssociationService ID 3503

The Device Association Service dedected an error discovering endpoints.

Event Data

AbortingProtocolProvider Internal DAS error

ClientProcessName c:/Windows/System32/svchost.exe

ClientPid 9664

InternalError 3

Never had this error before. I've seen few other reports from people that they got that too. Wondering is this something serious? Should I worry? Does Microsoft know about it? Is this going to be fixed?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Got the same issue today. Good to know i’m not alone. For now, it seems harmless and safe to ignore.

Answer 3

Getting this error since a few days as well. Unfortunately this error seems to be the cause of my windows just completely locking up. Randomly after a restart after I get onto my desktop, I will just be unable to do anything. Cannot open programs, cannot shut down or restart via start menu etc.

After the lockup I turn off my pc by holding the power button and when I get back into windows (and it happens to not lock up or whatever this would be called), I can see the 'Device Association Service detected an endpoint discovery failure.' error at that exact time in the Event Viewer. There are also no other error/critical events to be found, other than 'Unexpected shutdown' etc. from forcefully shutting down my pc.

I have tried so many possible solutions the past few days and I'm honestly just lost because nothing works, except for disabling ALL non-microsoft services. But there is no way I can feasibly test disabling EVERY SINGLE service individually and re-testing.

Does someone maybe have an idea how I can find out which service is causing this?

Answer 4

Look into "Details" tap in Event Viewer, and get "ClienPid"s.

Execute Task Manager, go "Processes" tap, right-click and make "PID" checked, and find the same PIDs.

If you cannot find some of them, the processes or services are not running at the point.

In my case, 3 services total have caused "Device Association Service" failure.

Network Connected Devices Auto-Setup

Print Spooler

Windows Image Acquisition (WIA)

They all have something to do with the only one printer I have.

Answer 5

Are there any solution for that? I have the same problem.