Cannot open Network Settings - stack overrun error

[sbz]

I'm getting the following error trying to get into network settings:

View attachment 13796


I've narrowed it down to the services.

When I use default services (none removed) - it works fine.
After I tried removing/disabling services I get the error.
I've retried many iterations slowly enabling services to see which one it is but haven't been able to pinpoint.
The <Services> section is almost identical to GamerOS preset so I'm not sure what's going on.

Preset file attached: network-settings-stack-error.xml


Any help appreciated. Thanks!

 

[garlin]

I would restore Client.CBS to avoid breaking your desktop, and you have disabled way too many Services. Try removing these lines first:

        <c>microsoftwindows.client.cbs 'Windows Feature Experience Pack'</c>
                <Tweak name="CDPSvc\CDPSvc">4</Tweak>
                <Tweak name="WpnUserService\WpnUserService">4</Tweak>

If that doesn't work, then click the Reset icon on the Services Toolbar and slowly start over. What you can do on a live system is test disable a few Services at a time, and then reboot. If the system appears stable, then continue on with another batch of Services.

There isn't a running list of Windows features and Service dependencies, because it changes depending on what release you're on.

 

[ChAn]

Is the Windows Push Notifications Service (WNS) set to Automatic or Manual?

If you stil can test to change this services to manual mode

WpnUserService
Application Layer Gateway Service
Network Location Awareness (NLA)
Network Connections
Plug and Play
Remote Access Connection Manager
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
Telephony

Do you still have access to the following folders?C:\Windows\WinSxS\
C:\Windows\ImmersiveControlPane


I suspect this error is related to a missing network component or a problem with a service. Could that be the cause?

 

[tistou77]

Try keeping (or restoring) this component

<c>quiethours 'Quiet Hours (Focus Assist)'</c>

I delete the others and no worries under W11 (and the same with W10)