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PLA_E_DC_START_WAIT_TIMEOUT
Collector-level readiness can fail while the containing set still exists
PLA_E_DC_START_WAIT_TIMEOUT narrows the delay to an individual Data Collector. A trace collector may be waiting for an ETW session, a performance collector may be resolving counters, or an API collector may be preparing the target executable.
Identify the collector by name and type, then test its dependencies independently. Check provider permissions, counter paths, session-name collisions, output file access, and target-process configuration. The set-level status alone is insufficient because other collectors can initialize successfully while one child remains pending.
Collector-specific startup data
- Name and DataCollectorType of the delayed child.
- Provider, counter, or executable dependency involved.
- Output file and directory creation result.
- Operational events emitted by that collector type.
References
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