Catalog Database (4288,D,12) Catalog Database: The database format feature version 9080 (0x2378) could not be used due to the current database format 1568.20.0, controlled by the parameter 0x410022D8 (8920 | JET_efvAllowHigherPersistedFormat). Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19041.264] DISM and sfc scan commands are all successful. Any help on this please? EDIT: February 2nd 2021 New update kb4598291 and kb4598299 solved this issue!

Help Fix event 642 [SOLVED]

Anonymous

Is there anything new regarding the many ESENT 642 errors after updating to 2004?

It's 3 months since Microsoft had to solve this bug.

https://www.windowslatest.com/2020/09/01/microsoft-says-it-will-fix-windows-10-bug-that-causes-weird-errors/

Regards,

Don

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Anonymous

Is there anything new regarding the many ESENT 642 errors after updating to 2004?

It's 3 months since Microsoft had to solve this bug.

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Anonymous

The warning in EVENT ID 642 should have no effects to your system and could be ignored.

If you're experiencing issues with Windows (2004), you should investigate the computer beyond this warning.

The warning also seems to be fixing itself; so it might be all fixed after running Windows 2004 a couple of days.

You can filter your logs and tick ESENT as source if you're interested in the events, but I don't think it has any effect in performance or that it causes freezes.

Log Name: Application

Source: ESENT

Date: 2-9-2020 13:06:55

Event ID: 325

Task Category: General

Level: Information

Keywords: Classic

User: N/A

Computer: XXXXXX

Description:

svchost (16476,D,35) DS_Token_DB: The database engine created a new database (1, C:\WINDOWS\system32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\DataSharing\Storage\DSTokenDB2.dat). (Time=0 seconds)

Additional Data: lgposCreate = 00000001:0001:0268,

dbv = 1568.110.240

Internal Timing Sequence:

[1] 0.000159 +J(0) +M(C:0K, Fs:2, WS:8K # 8K, PF:4K # 4K, P:4K)

[2] 0.002135 -0.000051 (1) WT +J(CM:0, PgRf:0, Rd:0/0, Dy:0/0, Lg:3480/2) +M(C:0K, Fs:2, WS:8K # 8K, PF:0K # 0K, P:0K)

[3] 0.007374 -0.000003 (3) WT +J(0) +M(C:0K, Fs:13, WS:44K # 48K, PF:44K # 48K, P:44K)

[4] 0.009379 -0.007728 (1) WT +J(0) +M(C:0K, Fs:56, WS:220K # 272K, PF:88K # 88K, P:88K)

[5] 0.001397 -0.000152 (2) WT +J(CM:0, PgRf:3, Rd:0/0, Dy:3/6, Lg:122/4) +M(C:8K, Fs:36, WS:140K # 84K, PF:156K # 156K, P:156K)

[6] 0.005940 -0.002222 (1) WT +J(CM:0, PgRf:249, Rd:0/0, Dy:16/428, Lg:28550/465) +M(C:56K, Fs:109, WS:432K # 432K, PF:748K # 744K, P:748K)

[7] 0.002927 -0.000342 (4) WT +J(CM:0, PgRf:0, Rd:0/0, Dy:0/0, Lg:4096/3) +M(C:0K, Fs:3, WS:8K # 12K, PF:0K # 4K, P:0K)

[8] 0.000013 +J(0)

[9] 0.025791 -0.024688 (4) WT +J(0) +M(C:-32K, Fs:5, WS:-16K # 8K, PF:-32K # 0K, P:-32K)

[10] 0.033498 -0.010918 (24) CM -0.023889 (31) WT +J(CM:24, PgRf:381, Rd:0/24, Dy:10/90, Lg:12509/130) +M(C:16K, Fs:24, WS:92K # 68K, PF:36K # 4K, P:36K)

[11] 0.000003 +J(0).

Event Xml:

<Channel>Application</Channel>

<Computer>XXXXXX</Computer>

</System>

<Data>svchost</Data>

<Data>DS_Token_DB: </Data>

<Data>C:\WINDOWS\system32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\DataSharing\Storage\DSTokenDB2.dat</Data>

<Data>

[1] 0.000159 +J(0) +M(C:0K, Fs:2, WS:8K # 8K, PF:4K # 4K, P:4K)

[2] 0.002135 -0.000051 (1) WT +J(CM:0, PgRf:0, Rd:0/0, Dy:0/0, Lg:3480/2) +M(C:0K, Fs:2, WS:8K # 8K, PF:0K # 0K, P:0K)

[3] 0.007374 -0.000003 (3) WT +J(0) +M(C:0K, Fs:13, WS:44K # 48K, PF:44K # 48K, P:44K)

[4] 0.009379 -0.007728 (1) WT +J(0) +M(C:0K, Fs:56, WS:220K # 272K, PF:88K # 88K, P:88K)

[5] 0.001397 -0.000152 (2) WT +J(CM:0, PgRf:3, Rd:0/0, Dy:3/6, Lg:122/4) +M(C:8K, Fs:36, WS:140K # 84K, PF:156K # 156K, P:156K)

[6] 0.005940 -0.002222 (1) WT +J(CM:0, PgRf:249, Rd:0/0, Dy:16/428, Lg:28550/465) +M(C:56K, Fs:109, WS:432K # 432K, PF:748K # 744K, P:748K)

[7] 0.002927 -0.000342 (4) WT +J(CM:0, PgRf:0, Rd:0/0, Dy:0/0, Lg:4096/3) +M(C:0K, Fs:3, WS:8K # 12K, PF:0K # 4K, P:0K)

[8] 0.000013 +J(0)

[9] 0.025791 -0.024688 (4) WT +J(0) +M(C:-32K, Fs:5, WS:-16K # 8K, PF:-32K # 0K, P:-32K)

[10] 0.033498 -0.010918 (24) CM -0.023889 (31) WT +J(CM:24, PgRf:381, Rd:0/24, Dy:10/90, Lg:12509/130) +M(C:16K, Fs:24, WS:92K # 68K, PF:36K # 4K, P:36K)

[11] 0.000003 +J(0).</Data>

<Data>lgposCreate = 00000001:0001:0268,

dbv = 1568.110.240</Data>

</EventData>

</Event>

Log Name: Application

Source: ESENT

Date: 2-9-2020 13:06:55

Event ID: 102

Task Category: General

Level: Information

Keywords: Classic

User: N/A

Computer: XXXXXX

Description:

svchost (16476,P,98) DS_Token_DB: The database engine (10.00.19041.0000) is starting a new instance (0).

Event Xml:

<Channel>Application</Channel>

<Computer>XXXXXX</Computer>

</System>

<Data>svchost</Data>

<Data>DS_Token_DB: </Data>

</EventData>

</Event>

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Anonymous

Ditto same thing except it disconnects my Ethernet connection.

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Anonymous

The only way to protect your self from Microsoft totally messing your machine is to make an image backup of the System.

You can do this easily with free software from Veeam, using their Windows Agent for Windows free edition and backup to an external SSD.

If you should always partition your drive in a C drive + Data drive, so when you image and restore is will take 15-30min, not hours.

Most machines are not partitioned, and you have at least 50 - 150 GB or more to backup and restore.

If you keep your C drive for Windows and programs, put all your data on another partition and you can quickly backup and restore just the sytem partitions. Its the only way to recover a machine that has lots of stuff installed and configured.

I have used Veeam products for years on Servers for VMs and desktops. It works all the time!

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Help Fix event 642 [SOLVED]

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