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after a Windows Update, I usually have Windows Error Reporting events in Event Viewer > Application
particularly noteworthy words in these events are "Matching Binary", and various Chinese characters. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about
after this most recent Cumulative Update, and after an update in August, these events say "Matching Binary: LxssManager.dll missing for component"
all other updates cause events that say "wvmbusr.inf missing for component"
the updates are always successful despite these messages, and as far as I know, both the LxssManager and wvmbusr files are present in the WinSxS folder
how much do these events matter? and how bad is it for these 2 files in particular to be "missing for component"? anyone else experience this with these filee?
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Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Those are two Windows system files, Microsoft indicates you can safely ignore those events if your system is functioning correctly, Windows is very good at resolving errors you will find in the Event Viewer without the user even being aware they ever occurred.
