What is a missing service?

[breebreebran31]

Sorry if this is the wrong forum. It seemed the most appropriate to me.
But I just ran rkill and this came up. Is it anything I should worry about? Or is it just left over entries from stuff I uninstalled?

Checking Windows Service Integrity: 

 * AppReadiness [Missing Service]
 * AppXSvc [Missing Service]
 * IEEtwCollectorService [Missing Service]
 * lfsvc [Missing Service]
 * MsKeyboardFilter [Missing Service]
 * NcbService [Missing Service]
 * ScDeviceEnum [Missing Service]
 * smphost [Missing Service]
 * vmicguestinterface [Missing Service]
 * WdNisSvc [Missing Service]
 * WEPHOSTSVC [Missing Service]
 * workfolderssvc [Missing Service]
 * ADP80XX [Missing Service]
 * ahcache [Missing Service]
 * bcmfn2 [Missing Service]
 * E1G60 [Missing Service]
 * iaLPSSi_GPIO [Missing Service]
 * iaLPSSi_I2C [Missing Service]
 * iaStorAV [Missing Service]
 * intelpep [Missing Service]
 * kbldfltr [Missing Service]
 * LSI_SAS3 [Missing Service]
 * NdisVirtualBus [Missing Service]
 * netvsc [Missing Service]
 * SerCx2 [Missing Service]
 * stornvme [Missing Service]
 * UEFI [Missing Service]
 * vm3dmp [Missing Service]
 * vmhgfs [Missing Service]
 * WdNisDrv [Missing Service]

 * SystemEventsBroker => %SystemRoot%\system32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs [Incorrect ImagePath]
 * WSService => %SystemRoot%\System32\svchost.exe -k LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation [Incorrect ImagePath]

 

[dodger46]

If you are genuinely missing services then SFC should be able to restore them.
System File Checker
Winkey plus 'X'
Choose Command Prompt (Admin)
Type sfc /scannow then Enter

 

[breebreebran31]

If you are genuinely missing services then SFC should be able to restore them.
System File Checker
Winkey plus 'X'
Choose Command Prompt (Admin)
Type sfc /scannow then Enter

I ran sfc scannow and it said there was one error that would be repaired at reboot so I rebooted and then I ran rkill again and the log produces the same message

 

[dodger46]

If you are genuinely missing services then SFC should be able to restore them.
System File Checker
Winkey plus 'X'
Choose Command Prompt (Admin)
Type sfc /scannow then Enter

I ran sfc scannow and it said there was one error that would be repaired at reboot so I rebooted and then I ran rkill again and the log produces the same message

Guess if your system is running well I would advise to leave alone, as you say they may be redundant services. If not, then consider Refresh your PC or Reset to restore them