Pc Event Logs is flooded with those events: HTTP service - HTTP Configuration Property Trace Task ID= 111, 113, 114, and 117. What is it? And how can I disable it or stop it?

Visions 11 Reputation points
2022-10-10T15:05:53.383+00:00

Hello,

After some research, I still don't know why those events are occurring, and how to stop them;
I must be honest, I am a bit worried about my PC behavior.

What are those events?
I am guessing those are some tracers for servers, but I am only running a simple windows 11 PC for gaming.
Can someone help?

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  1. Nicholas Kopas 6 Reputation points
    2022-11-13T15:41:12.36+00:00

    In my case, I tracked these Events back to the "Windows Image Acquisition (WIA)" Service. I stopped the Service and set it "Manual (Triggered Start)".

    Check the ProcessID in the Events and see if you can track it back to the same Service. If so, it should be safe to prevent it from automatically starting.

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  2. Kovacs Alex 0 Reputation points
    2023-01-14T11:22:13.7966667+00:00

    I have the same problem. what cause this type of logs?

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  3. Samus 1 Reputation point
    2023-07-19T02:32:13.96+00:00

    Searching the registry for a GUID found in an associated HttpService 112 event's details tab in Event Viewer revealed a key containing URLs corresponding to each of the HttpService Event Log entries. Since this key is within the Services folder/key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\HTTP\Parameters\UrlAclInfo

    it would then seem as if the offending service is HttpService itself. However, what processes/services registered these URLs are most likely at the root of the cause. The process/service names that appear within the URLs are clear indicators (rdp, wsman, apps, MDEServer, ...). I suppose that it could've registered a few for itself, possibly for utilitarian purposes.

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    Note also that ProcessId 4 corresponds to the kernel system process:

    2023-07-18 (4)

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