I had an issue on a Domain Controller where we would get the Userenv error 1058 in the application log everyday, the DC showed no faults, replication was working and it was more of an annoyance that the log was not clean rather than an error to get resolved.
I downloaded the Windows 2003 Support Tools and then checked with a DCDIAG and NETDIAG and both passed correctly and this confirmed my thoughts that the DC was working as normal.
I had a search on this issue and found that the problem can be caused by the Distributed File System cache and that using the dfsutil tool you can clean this up.
I ran the command dfsutil /PurgeMupCache and this cleaned out the cache, I then ran a gpudate /force and then Group Policy processed successfully and the error was gone.
When you try to start a service (say, Windows Update) on your computer, you may receive error 1058. A description will also appear which is shown below: Error 1058: "The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it."
ReplyDeleteReregister Windows Update Files
Uninstall Recent Updates
Repair Windows Registry
Verify that the Service is Not Disabled
Verify Essential Services are Already Started
Scan System Files
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