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I have red tags almost daily with event 7000 & 7009 it is causing a black screen for second, what can be done to correct ?

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Important context and a concise troubleshooting path that builds on and without repeating their exact posts.

The red Event Viewer entries indicate a service-start problem; the event description will show the specific service name and the error text that points to the real cause. Capture the full event message and timestamp first — that single line of text is the key to focused troubleshooting. A display/driver-related service can produce brief black-screen symptoms, so ’s hardware suggestion is plausible when the failing service is tied to graphics or vendor utilities.

A practical sequence to follow:

  1. Record the full event description (service name, error code/text, timestamp).
  2. Open Services (services.msc) and locate that service. Check startup type, dependencies, and try Start/Stop to reproduce the error.
  3. If the service fails to start manually, note any error dialog or code; verifying whether it runs under LocalSystem or a specific user account can reveal credential issues. Re-enter credentials if necessary.
  4. For third-party services, reinstall or update the related application or driver. For services tied to display hardware, try rolling the driver back or installing the latest vendor driver.
  5. Isolate the problem with a Clean Boot (disable non-Microsoft services) to see if a startup conflict is the cause. Use Device Manager and Reliability Monitor to look for correlated faults.
  6. Run integrity checks such as sfc /scannow and check disk health if corruption is suspected.

Do not disable core Windows services permanently. If a service times out frequently, the issue is usually the service binary, its dependencies, or credentials rather than the timeout itself. For authoritative background on how Windows services work and command-line tools to inspect them, see the Windows Services documentation and the SC command reference: Windows Services documentation and .

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What is the description along with those events? That can tell us more about what is going on. Also, what section are they in? Security? System? Application?

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What is the description along with those events? That can tell us more about what is going on. Also, what section are they in? Security? System? Application?[/QU


It is in System

after date/time/source>svc control mgr/ event 7000 + 7009

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are you running a radeon 9600 somthing graphics card 256 mb??

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