Subj : Error, event viewer appli To : David R. Norton From : Malcolm Miles Date : Tue Jan 09 2001 12:11 pm On Jan 08, 2001 David R. Norton wrote to All: DRN> Event Type: Error DRN> Event Source: WinMgmt DRN> Event Category: None DRN> Event ID: 37 DRN> Date: 1/8/2001 DRN> Time: 7:17:24 AM DRN> User: N/A DRN> Computer: DNORTON DRN> Description: DRN> WMI ADAP was unable to load the winspool.drv performance library DRN> due to an unknown problem within the library: 0x0 This may help from the MS Knowledgebase: ---------------------------------xx-------------------------- Event ID 37 for WinMgmt Entries in the Application Event Log in Windows 2000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The information in this article applies to: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Windows 2000 Server -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SYMPTOMS When you view the Application Event Log of a computer that you upgraded from Windows 2000 Release Candidate 2 to the retail version of Windows 2000, you may see several event ID 37s with the following parameters: Event Type: Error Event Source: WinMgmt Event Category: None Event ID: 37 Date: 2/7/2000 Time: 10:05:55 AM User: N/A Computer: [machinename] Description: WMI ADAP was unable to load the perfproc.dll performance library due to an unknown problem within the library: 0x0 CAUSE These events can be logged because of a problem in the WMI Performance Library Dredger. In certain situations, the dredger incorrectly determines that a library is invalid even though the counter works correctly. RESOLUTION To resolve this issue, run the following command on the computer to dredge the status data again winmgmt /clearadap or winmgmt /resyncperf -p processID where processID is the processID of the running WINMGMT process. STATUS Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in pre-release versions of Microsoft Windows 2000. MORE INFORMATION For more information about the command line options available with WMI, type the following line at a command prompt: winmgmt /? NOTE: This problem was fixed in Release Candidate 3 before the final release of the product. For additional information about the "dredger" process, search the MSDN CD-ROM or the following path on the MSDN Web site: MSDN/platform SDK/Management Services/Windows Management instrumentation/WMI Providers Programming/WMI Providers/Performance Counters Provider -------------------------xx------------------------- Best wishes, Malcolm --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+ * Origin: Tardis BBS +61 3 9819 7093 (3:633/260) .