en[EVENT3095] Workaround for NETLOGON error

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2021-08-15

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I am writing about event ID 3095.

As a result of investigation, I found that it was an error recorded on a PC that did not participate in the Windows domain network.

Since we were able to repair it, we will share the details of the survey result and the repair method.

Event Log
message	This computer is configured as a member of a workgroup, not a member of the domain. It is not necessary to run the Netlogon service in this configuration.
log name	system
Source	NETLOGON
Event ID	3095
level	error
user	N/A

Repair procedure

The repair procedure is as follows.

SCM is called "Windows Service".

SCM: Service Control Manager | Windows Service

Launch SCM
View Netlogon service properties
Stop the Netlogon service
Change startup type to Manual
End of procedure

How to start Windows service: Scrap 2nd.

Cause of the log

Event ID 3095 is recorded when the Netlogon service is running on a PC in an environment where the Windows network type is "workgroup".

This is not really an error. This computer does not need to run the NETLOGON service because it is configured as a member of a workgroup rather than a member of the domain. The Netlogon service does not have to be running in this configuration.

So you can solve the problem by going to Start/Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Services/NETLOGON, changing it from automatic to manual and then stopping.
event ID 3095-Microsoft Community

Summary

Windows PCs that are not joined to a domain controller such as Active Directory can stop the Netlogon service.

You can check whether you are participating in a domain or workgroup in the system properties.

How to view system properties: Scrap 2nd.

System Properties> Computer Name> Workgroup: xxx

Workgroup: If you see xxx, you have not joined the domain controller.

Document

The explanation that was written in Netlogon is reproduced.

Netlogon

Manages a secure channel between this computer and the domain controller to authenticate users and services.

If this service is stopped, computers may not be able to authenticate users and services, and domain controllers cannot register DNS records.

If this service is disabled, any services that explicitly depend on it will not start.

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