[Disk4mat]

After installing Service Pack 1 you might find the following error in the event viewer:

Event filter with query "SELECT * FROM __InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 60
WHERE TargetInstance ISA "Win32_Processor" AND TargetInstance.LoadPercentage
> 99" could not be reactivated in namespace "//./root/CIMV2" because of
error 0x80041003. Events cannot be delivered through this filter until the
problem is corrected.

Here is the fix. Open a command prompt as an admin and enter the following pressing the enter key after each line:

net stop winmgmt
DEL C:\Windows\System32\wbem\Repository\*.*

Now reboot and let the system idle for a few minutes. There will be a couple of WMI warnings in the event log, but thats alright for the moment. Reboot one more time and the error and warning will be resolved.

[.Benna]

What causes this error in SP1?

[Disk4mat]

Im not sure what causes it. Its on my todo list of things t oresearch

[caretaker]

Not even Microsoft knows the answer to that Question, it can be any number of things. I think that the only answer is

[.Benna]

haha. Thanks for the answer lol

[remmy62e]

After I enter DEL C:\Windows\System32\wbem\Repository\*.* into the command prompt it says that it cannot be accessed b/c it is being used by another process. Do you know what I should do?

After installing Service Pack 1 you might find the following error in the event viewer:

Event filter with query "SELECT * FROM __InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 60
WHERE TargetInstance ISA "Win32_Processor" AND TargetInstance.LoadPercentage
> 99" could not be reactivated in namespace "//./root/CIMV2" because of
error 0x80041003. Events cannot be delivered through this filter until the
problem is corrected.

Here is the fix. Open a command prompt as an admin and enter the following pressing the enter key after each line:

net stop winmgmt
DEL C:\Windows\System32\wbem\Repository\*.*

Now reboot and let the system idle for a few minutes. There will be a couple of WMI warnings in the event log, but thats alright for the moment. Reboot one more time and the error and warning will be resolved.

[caretaker]

Try Running "sfc /scannow " in safe mode command prompt, run as Admin.

[TaiDragon]

Hello all

I also had the above problem and also the same problem with no access to move/rename or delete the files.

I did similar to above:

1. Go to your OS partition/drive and go to the Windows folder.

2. Go to System32 within the Windows folder and navigate to the WBEM folder.

3. Now open up your system manager by right clicking on your My Computer shortcut in the Start Menu and select Manage.

4. Go to the Services tab and find Windows Management Instrumentation. Stop the service. Your system will complain that other services depend on it. Say okay when it asks and wait until the services are stopped.

5. Make sure that Windows Management Instrumentation is stopped.

6. Go back to the WBEM folder and find the Repository folder. Copy the folder and save to another location on the computer. You will see UAC prompts if you have UAC enabled. Accept the prompts.

7. Delete the Repository folder in the WBEM folder.

8. Close all programs and open windows. Shutdown your computer.

9. Turn on your computer and log on. Do not open any programs and let the system sit idle for 10 minutes. Your system is recreating the Repository folder.

10. Shutdown your computer. Turn on your computer.


Hope this helps!!!
( i found this here: http://forum.noteboo...ad.php?t=327715 ) so i cant take credit!

[Imveritas]

After installing Service Pack 1 you might find the following error in the event viewer:

Event filter with query "SELECT * FROM __InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 60
WHERE TargetInstance ISA "Win32_Processor" AND TargetInstance.LoadPercentage
> 99" could not be reactivated in namespace "//./root/CIMV2" because of
error 0x80041003. Events cannot be delivered through this filter until the
problem is corrected.

Here is the fix. Open a command prompt as an admin and enter the following pressing the enter key after each line:

net stop winmgmt
DEL C:\Windows\System32\wbem\Repository\*.*

Now reboot and let the system idle for a few minutes. There will be a couple of WMI warnings in the event log, but thats alright for the moment. Reboot one more time and the error and warning will be resolved.

Thank you VERY MUCH for the fix to this. Getting the blue screen of death 2-3 times a day over this has been rather annoying. The fix seems to have applied correctly and now I'm just waiting to see if it worked. I'll update when I've discovered whether or not I'm still getting that blue screen. Thanks again!

[Ronald Dumsfeld]

New member just registered to say how much I appreciate the effort people have put into this thread.

It seems to have sorted out my problem.

thx again.

:Edit. Unfortunately it didn't. I got rid of the message but my system became even more unstable.

Still searching for a solution.

[Ronald Dumsfeld]

I am running out of ideas here and would welcome any suggestions.

It normally seems to begin when I start an audio task.

The following sequence of 4 event error messages appears in the log and my hard disk starts thrashing for up to 30 minutes at a time. No applications or tasks running. Just system processes.
Strangely my video card (ATi 4870 Toxic 516Mb) fan comes on to max even with no load and stays on max.

Event filter with query "SELECT * FROM __InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 60 WHERE TargetInstance ISA "Win32_Processor" AND TargetInstance.LoadPercentage > 99" could not be reactivated in namespace "//./root/CIMV2" because of error 0x80041003. Events cannot be delivered through this filter until the problem is corrected.

The COM+ Event System could not remove the EventSystem.EventSubscription object {CEB8B221-89C5-41A8-98CE-79B413BF150B}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}. The HRESULT was 80070005.

The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM Server application with CLSID {A47979D2-C419-11D9-A5B4-001185AD2B89} to the user Andy-Desktop2\Andy SID (S-1-5-21-599021125-417393714-4238200666-1000) from address LocalHost (Using LRPC). This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool.

Unable to initialize the security package Kerberos for server side authentication. The data field contains the error number.

On a reboot I receive the last 3 messages again and the thrashing continues.

I have carried out a series of reformat and re-installs trying to isolate the fault in some way. My latest build involved loading Vista home premium 64 bit and letting itself update right up to date then using device manager to update the Intel X58 board drivers and only the card driver. No catalyst control centre. That's all. latest occurence took place while trying to listen to website I have had no trouble with in the past via EI browser.

So the culprit must be Vista 64, the ATi video driver or the sound system. I have nothing else loaded.

I have tried more convential build, all drivers before running M$ update but get the same result.

I have tried the suggestions above re rebuidlintg the repository. That fixes the thrashing but the whole sequence inevitably begins agin soon afterwards.

M$ says that error 1 & 4 can be ignored, 2 is a very complex issue and proves it by suggesting looking in 5 journals I didn't even know existed. #3 aknowledges there is a problem but claims that there is insufficient information to suggest a resolution.

btw I'm running as sole user with admin rights.

Completely at a loss as to how ro proceed. Except maybe bin the Ati card and get an Nvidia replacement. Not keen on doing that atm.

Any suggestions please?

p.s. all updates installed ok except KB951847 which is an update for .NET framework 3.5 SP1 & .NET 3.5 family x64. When I rerun this update when everything else has finished it installeds o.k. Error repeats across multiple re installs.

I have tried the ATi forums but it doesn't seem to be a big current problem...

[eyeCpc]

Regarding the last item there the cause according to Microsoft is:

Cause: "This event occurs because you are using a Windows Vista configuration that does not have and that does not require a security package for HTTP service authentication."

Resolution:(typical answer no doubt) "You can safely ignore this error message." http://support.microsoft.com/kb/949213

This post has been edited by eyeCpc: 26 April 2009 - 04:57 AM
Reason for edit: Survey annoyance at MS causes IE to stall!

[Ronald Dumsfeld]

Thx for taking an interest here eyeCpc. Microsoft also in effect says you can ignore message #1 as well. included them in case anyone else recognsed a pattern.

Message #2 M$ says ordinary mortals cannot fix and need to contact official support with 5 logs. I'm on a OEM version so i'm screwed there.

Message #3 looks promising. maybe I can find what is causing the permission issue and fix it.

Does anyone know how to find and start Component services in Vista 64 on a standalone single user system?

The most detailed instructions I have been able to find on the M$ sites says Start> Programs > administrative tools. Except I don't have or cannot find administrative tools on my system.

Is there a way to give yourself super admin powers on Vista that as civilian I don't know about yet?

[cwl7454]

Thx for taking an interest here eyeCpc. Microsoft also in effect says you can ignore message #1 as well. included them in case anyone else recognsed a pattern.

Message #2 M$ says ordinary mortals cannot fix and need to contact official support with 5 logs. I'm on a OEM version so i'm screwed there.

Message #3 looks promising. maybe I can find what is causing the permission issue and fix it.

Does anyone know how to find and start Component services in Vista 64 on a standalone single user system?

The most detailed instructions I have been able to find on the M$ sites says Start> Programs > administrative tools. Except I don't have or cannot find administrative tools on my system.

Is there a way to give yourself super admin powers on Vista that as civilian I don't know about yet?

ATI is very picky/ odd/ whatever. I am running Vista Ultimate x64 and am currently having no problems, but, one of the first things I did or do upon installing software is to do an update. Took me a couple of tries on the Ati site to get the updated correct drivers and am running catalyst successfully. Haven't looked but probably do have some unneeded/wrong ati drivers on the computer somewhere that I hsd midtsakenly downloaded and tried to run.
As for admin powers, yes there is a path to them, can't remember tho, seems to me they are on Win7 forum. Only have one program that installed under admin and simple matter to right click and "run as Admin" to open.

[eyeCpc]

The "3rd element" there refers to problems seen in the Server 2008 environment if you read further at the link leading off of the page there. Somehow you may have ended up seeing an extra item go on while scanning for updates or need to disable or change some setting.

As far as the second errors I should say there a couple more MS pages are seen with one being a list of references going back to Server 2003 and 2000 seeing similar problems. The events and error message center is seen at http://www.microsoft...strative%20tool

The other page referring to Server 2003 and 2000 cab be looked over at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913119

The one thing to keep track of however is the exact error message or number seen. You can also look in the event viewer logs at times as a means of pinpoiting a specific problem.

[Ronald Dumsfeld]

So I tried another reformat and install to try and isolate the error(s).

This time a new windows update appeared specifically aimed at addressing compatability issues between Ati 4800 series cards and ASUS boards which is exactly my situation. ATI Technologies Inc. - Display - ASUS EAH4870 series
Odd it was dated 2008 and I don't remember being offered it before. But anyway...

I still get the install error(s) because I cannot get the update loaded before the system tries to use the video card. It's odd because the system successfully loads generic windows video drivers but then reports it is unable to access them?? Still get a display. Once the update has installed I can uninstall and re-install CCC and Ati drivers. Seems o.k.

I don't get errors #2 or 3, the serious ones, any more. Just #1 and #4 on startup. Also I get very low frame rates on non shader 3 apps and open windows on the desktop leave ghost trails as I move them quickly across the screen which really should not happen on such a high spec PC.

I could try the salvage or rebuild the repository option suggested above but last time I did that my PC later became unstable and started shutting down unexpectedly.

So probably the best option is to try and find an Nvidia graphics card and see if the issue persists.

@ eyeCpc thx for the tips. I now figure Vista 64 was based on earlier server apps which is why the advice given re solutions is slightly different.

Bah. I was just beginning to feel pleased about my first system build project. Now I've got a £1000+ heap of metal and plastic I don't have the knowledge to fix. That'll teach me to try and be clever. lol.

p.s. I have also noticed an almost constant stream of messages in the ACEevent log similar to that below.

0000000044: 2009-04-27 12:00:23:311 Exception <Saving Xml Document>: Access to the path 'C:\ProgramData\ATI\ACE\Profiles.xml' is denied.
Exception Called by: ATI.ACE.APM.Server.XmlDocumentSaver::SaverWorker processID:02904 threadID:( ) domainName:(CCC.exe ) assemblyName:(APM.Server, Version=2.0.3363.36786, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=90ba9c70f846762e)
********************************************************************************
****************************************

all ATi related. I cannot find the C:/windows/programdata folder.

In XP it was posible to grant yourself permision to see and edit hidden system files.

Could some kind soul tell me how to do the same in Vista 64 please?

[eyeCpc]

The view tab in the tools>folder options will still see the hidden protected operating system files and extensions for known file types seen in there you have to uncheck in order to unhide most but still not protected files. Some are inaccesible since the actual default administrator isn't the admin account but Windows itself. Vista and now 7 beta took security a step further over XP there.

For Vista maybe the 64bit as well which caretaker could help you more with one quick blog may help you out on the problems with permissions. That can be seen at http://paulstamatiou...sta-permissions I just used that method again on the 7 beta here for seeing full control provided to the present user/admin account.

The tweak there allows you to take ownership on just about any file or folder. Some will still be off limits while booted in Windows of course. I find the problem with the Asus video card(4800) with an Asus board a little odd there however since I've been running ATI brand as well as MSI cards with ATI chips on Asus boards for some time now without issues except one bad catalyst version.

The best move there is not using the software disk itself but find out which version of the catalyst that is and go for the next newer. The 9.5 is presently in beta form since some are seeing problems with the 9.4 lately on the 4000 series cards apparently. But the method detailed in the blog there does actually work well for the 32bit Windows Vista and 7 beta which you can try out on the 64bit edition of Vista there.

[Ronald Dumsfeld]

I'm sorry eyeCpc. I am unable to follow your instructions in the first entence. My n00bishness I presume.

The best move there is not using the software disk itself but find out which version of the catalyst that is and go for the next newer

Actually the problem seems to originate before i even get to the install CCC, or even just the driver via device manager. When windows starts for the first time after an reinstall it reports being unable to find the correct graphics drivers( obviously at this point and so loads generic drivers. When it comes to running these drivers it then reports a failure.

Later on running CCC to install it still reports a compatability problem. It sends a report but no solution is available.

It's totally wierd. My system seems to function more or less ok anyway. Until it shuts down unexpectedly....some time later.

My latest idea (I've tried reinstalling windows with the 'don't insist of using signed drivers'option already) is that maybe the card needs to be installed as a PnP device. Default in the BIOS is PnP = no.

I am at a loss as to how it is that the event and error report logs keep giving incompatability reports and messages but the system still appears to run ok (ish).

The obvious thing to do is bin the ATi card and buy an Nvidia replacement. But there is no guarantee that will work either and its an expensive option so I'll keep looking for a solution for a couple more days.

Not comfortable messing with changing access permissions at such a low level. At least not yet. I shouldn't have to anyway. There must be thousands of people building i7 64 bit systems with ati 4870 cards. Why does no one else appear to have the same problem as myself....bah.

[eyeCpc]

You are far drom being the only one seeing problems with the 4800 series cards lately! With an older HD 2600XT model on here the latest 9.4 catalyst went right on Windows XP Home, Vista Home Premium, 7 beta all 32bit plus the 64bit 7 beta as well. The initial problem seen here was the older 7.9 that came on the software disk being bad and seeing a patch from AMD that failed as well. The 7.10 and better 7.11 cleaned all that up at the time.

This is why knowing what catalyst came on the cd will help. The earlier 9.1 - 9.3 catalysts apparently work wall for those with the 4800s! The shutdowns on the other hand sound like a possible hardware or overheating problem being seen there. With a bad drivers you tend to see blue screens not sudden shutdowns right in the middle of something.

I had one old case that saw that problem and found the cpu was overheating when the fan on the cpu cooler/sink itself quit without warning. Right in the middle of something the system would suddenly restart. On another occasion a simple need to change the battery on the board once the build was a year or more old would see things running normal again.

Instead of going back to the ATI.AMD download page seen at game.amd.com you'll the previous catatlysts for both 32bit and 64bit Vista editions right at http://downloads.gur...-Vista_c31.html

Note the 9.1 thru 9.4 are available there with the 9.3 being the latest to avoid the 9.4 problems. The other problems seen after reinstalling Windows suggest a hardware/temp problem maybe even the wrong type, timings for the memory you are running. Bad ram will see endless problems for installing things while temps or a weak battery will cause others.

[Ronald Dumsfeld]

I have tried the 9.3 CCC which came with my card. Same result.

I don't think it's temps. I've been monitoring with hardware monitor and GPU-Z. Anyway the same sequence of error mesages appears every time I install. How hot can an install get?

Similar with memory timings. I've left the BIOS on auto but I've also checked and it gives the same values in BIOS as it says on the box. I've also taken them out and replaced them in different sockets.

Haven't checked the battery but it's brand new and the V2 of the P6T board. Hardly been sitting around for long.

Anyway the error message sequence starts even if I haven't installed CCC yet.

I'm beginning to wonder how many other people would find similar error messages logged if only they looked.

I'd be inclinded to try and forget about them if the system stays stable but I don't like the idea of such core components as DCOM and COM+ being sorrupted.

Anyway thx for taking an interest. Much appreciated. I'll get there in the end. I hope;-)