The error "failed to start" usually indicates that the logging session for this specific component could not be created because the session name was already in use (Error 0xC0000035) or the required service could not start. This is often triggered by
Reboot your computer to let the system clear its internal cache. 3. Clear Corrupted Update Cache files
Locate the nested folder named within the sidebar menu. Right-click the folder and select Delete . The error "failed to start" usually indicates that
This feature enhances Windows Update’s resilience and transparency by automatically detecting, diagnosing, and repairing failed update components—specifically targeting errors like "microsoftwindowswindowsupdateruximlog failed to start patched" . It provides clear user guidance and logs detailed recovery actions.
The sequence handles the Event Trace Log ( .etl ) capture for these background diagnostic runs. Clear Corrupted Update Cache files Locate the nested
This indicates:
At first glance, this string looks like a bizarre mashup of system file names. It is not a common error, and official Microsoft documentation on this exact phrasing is sparse. However, this error message is a critical clue pointing to a deeper corruption within the or its supporting logging components. It provides clear user guidance and logs detailed
If the RUXIM components are corrupted, Windows system file checkers can fix them. Open as Administrator. Run the following commands one by one: sfc /scannow dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth Restart your PC after the scans finish. 4. Remove the Underlying "Patch" (Optional)
Locate the specific folder key named .
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