Many persistent errors in Event Viewer after Windows 11 build 22598.ni_release.220408-1503: "Autopilot.dll wil error was reported"

Posting only to give this problem more traction.

Running an HP Envy laptop, am a Zoom power-user for music instruction.

My on-board microphone will randomly stop working in the middle of Zoom calls. If I change microphones, and reselect the on-board, it kicks it back on.

After countless hours trying windows updates, microphone driver uninstall, reinstall adn update, Zoom software deletion and reinstall, with no fix, I looked to error logs. I'm a newbie to this, didn't know what I was looking for.

After recording the times I noticed the microphone stopping, it was the exact same time that this error message pops up.

Upon reading through this thread, I also have issues with my computer going to sleep, then monitors refusing to turn on (black screen) so that I can log back in.

I have had these problems for months, I believe it's linked to a Windows update.

I have disable MS account sign-in assistant, didn't help.

Haven't tried turning off overclocking, doubt I have it even turned out.

Will be trying to work-around of disabling the log. Hope we get a fix.

If it were me I would not waste my time trying to fix this error or trying some other "possible" fix from another user and risk doing damage to the O.S. of my computer. I turned the log off in my wife's Envy. I realize this is aggravating to users like yourself but like I have said before I am sure the MS Devs know about this problem. They were the ones that created this and they are the ones that can fix this but the main point is why won't they acknowledge this problem to everyone and when will an update be deployed to users to fix this. It makes no sense as their inaction only enhances the negativity and distrust towards MS that is prevalent already in many users.

Respectfully,

My grandfather was an early installer of Onedrive with 365. Early installations of Onedrive had their Documents disappear one day until Microsoft fixed it. Terrifying.

Does anyone have news? Can this really cause some system instability and loss of performance? Is it a false positive and can we ignore this error?

It seems to be a recurring thing and several builds.

Is it linked to some initial configuration during Windows installation?

If you have this error, how did you update it? Clean install with recent ISO (without having to resort to major updates after installation) or was it through Windows Update?

Sorry for too many questions. LOL...

Thanks!!! :)

This error, in my case, occurred when I went from windows 11 21H2 to 22H2 in October. I used Windows update! The update appeared to go well, no errors. Running SFC and DISM found no errors.

So far I have not had any performance issues.  

As for my configuration, with the exception of software, like Norton, I have made no changes or modifications to the system.

The error occurs at sign-in, I use my Microsoft account, and when I use a Microsoft app such as mail, store, etc.

The only answer we can get is directly from Microsoft - they are the ones who instigated it (no doubt for some ulterior motive). Typically, no response from MS, I wonder why - guilty person's response always 'no comment'.

I'm also getting this error; "Autopilot.dll WIL error was reported.

HRESULT: 0x80070491

File: onecoreuap\admin\moderndeployment\autopilot\dll\dllmain.cpp, line 128

Message: NULL"

It started when I went to windows 11 22H2. Since then I received the cumulative update and still exists.

Need to know what to do to prevent this error.