So, let's check out how you can access the Component Services tool from this menu: Press the Windows key to access the Start menu. Alternatively, click the Start menu icon on the taskbar. Scroll down on the menu items and select the Windows Administrative Tools folder. Select the Component Services option.
With Edit/Find command, we can find PerAppRuntimeBroker Application ID in Registry. It is located in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AppId\{15C20B67-12E7-4BB6-92BB-7AFF07997402}.
There are potentially many built-in components and 3rd party applications that will be affected if you disable DCOM. Microsoft does not recommend that you disable DCOM in your environment until you have tested to discover what applications are affected. Disabling DCOM may not be workable in all environments.
Transaction Processing Component services define an application programming model for developing distributed applications. They also provide a run-time infrastructure for deploying and managing these applications. Component services enable you to break down transactions into components that perform discrete functions.
If you have a CLSID {} you can take a look at the registry key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{}\ . The default value for the registry key will give you a description of the CLSID. Other values under the key will give you more information like the DLL that implements the interface and a short name (program ID).