Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
If I had a nickel for every bug that Microsoft has introduced into my event viewer, I could retire.
Yes, we should ignore it, but that's after everyone has wasted a lot of time and effort chasing it down. Not our job, and I'm a little tired of dealing with issues like it.
P.S. to Microsoft staff: I'm also tired of useless, uninformed instructions from "Support Engineers." If you don't have a real solution, say so. Don't further waste our time with blanket, vanilla "troubleshooting" that does absolutely nothing to fix what's broken. Stop it now.
Ignoring people who "cry wolf" is dangerous because you wind up ignoring real problems as well.
I've located the subscription check scheduled task under Task Scheduler -> Task Scheduler Library -> Microsoft -> Office -> Office Subscription Maintenance, set to run at 6.06 AM every day.
Right click, disable.
It still doesn't work, but at least now it's not a decoy hiding real problems.
-- Ken