You will receive this in the form of a system error, and you will also get a message which contains a CLSID and APPID. This DCOM error may be completely harmless, but seeing it and having to deal with it all the time can be annoying. But before moving on with the troubleshooting process, make sure your system’s power supply is up to the mark and is not faulty. If you are using any type of overclocking (CPU, GPU or RAM) then either lower it down or remove it. Also, make sure that your system’s drivers especially GPU drivers are up to date and then check if your system is clear of the error under discussion. There is a solution that has been proven to work for a lot of users, and to do that you will need the CLSID and APPID from the error message, and you should follow the steps in the method below.
Method 1: Give the Sufficient Permissions to the App Causing the Error
The CLSID and APPID are unique to an app – and having them both can help you in identifying the app causing the issues. Even if you know which app is causing the problems, all you need to do is give it sufficient permissions so it doesn’t cause problems every time it needs them. The steps to do so are very simple. Even though this might seem like a long and exhausting way to solve the issue, it is the one that has been reported to work for a vast majority of the users having this problem. Follow it carefully step by step, and you will have the DCOM error gone in no time.
Method 2: Delete Registry Keys
Some conflicting registry keys can cause this problem as well. Registry keys are a form of instructions in binary for the system to follow. There are a few registry keys present in your registry which even though belong to Microsoft sub-category itself, are known to cause problems. Deleting these keys may solve the issue at hand. Warning: Changing the system’s registry needs technical expertise and if done wrong, you may damage your system beyond repair, so, proceed at your own risk. Also, do not forget to create a backup of your registry if you are going to make changes in the registry.
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