Hello Henderson, Toney - FPAC-NRCS, SC,
I understand the error popup looks annoying. From the path in your screenshot, it looks like it comes from OnSolve Desktop Alert, which is a third-party app (emergency alerting software) rather than part of Windows. It's most likely installed by your organization, as Bulldog mentioned above.
The message itself seems to mean the app couldn't save its own settings file (config.json) because something else had it locked at that moment. I can't say for sure what caused it, though, since this isn't something Microsoft documents or supports.
I'd suggest:
- Contact your IT/help desk, since they likely installed and manage the app.
- Or check OnSolve's Desktop Alert Agent support page: https://support.onsolve.com/s/topic/0TO5x0000015cblGAA/desktop-alert-agent
I'm sorry I can't fix this directly here, but your IT team or OnSolve should be able to. Hope it gets sorted soon!