Hi,can someone help please? In file WBEM, LOG FILE NAME wbemcore.log (Mon May 21 11:53:33 2001) : Core physically unloaded! (Mon May 21 11:53:48 2001) : Core physically unloaded! (Mon May 21 11:53:51 2001) : Error 80041003 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:53:51 2001) : CAsyncReq_OpenNamespace, Name= root\DEFAULT, in parent namespace root (Mon May 21 11:53:51 2001) : Error 80041003 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:53:51 2001) : CAsyncReq_OpenNamespace, Name= root\SECURITY, in parent namespace root (Mon May 21 11:53:51 2001) : Error 80041003 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:53:51 2001) : Error 80041003 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:53:51 2001) : CAsyncReq_OpenNamespace, Name= root\CIMV2, in parent namespace root (Mon May 21 11:53:51 2001) : CAsyncReq_OpenNamespace, Name= root\WMI, in parent namespace root (Mon May 21 11:53:52 2001) : Error 80041002 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:53:52 2001) : CAsyncReq_GetObjectAsync, Path= WmiBinaryMofResource.HighDateTime=29348202,LowDateTime=4213598208,Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\wmicore.dll[MofResource]" in namespace ROOT\WMI using flags 0x0 (Mon May 21 11:53:53 2001) : Error 80041002 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:53:53 2001) : CAsyncReq_GetObjectAsync, Path= WmiBinaryMofResource.HighDateTime=29348202,LowDateTime=4213598208,Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\System32\\Drivers\\ohci1394.sys[1394wmi]" in namespace ROOT\WMI using flags 0x0 (Mon May 21 11:53:54 2001) : Error 80041002 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:53:54 2001) : CAsyncReq_GetObjectAsync, Path= WmiBinaryMofResource.HighDateTime=29348202,LowDateTime=4213598208,Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\System\\ndiswmi.sys[NdisMofResource]" in namespace ROOT\WMI using flags 0x0 (Mon May 21 11:54:03 2001) : Error 80041002 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:54:03 2001) : CAsyncReq_GetObjectAsync, Path= RuntimeBinaryMofsAdded in namespace ROOT\WMI using flags 0x0 (Mon May 21 11:54:03 2001) : Error 80041002 occured executing queued request (Mon May 21 11:54:03 2001) : CAsyncReq_GetObjectAsync, Path= RuntimeBinaryMofsDeleted in namespace ROOT\WMI using flags 0x0 (Mon May 21 12:07:21 2001) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Sun Nov 07 20:25:18 2004) : Auto-loading MOF C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\WBEM\MOF\msioff10.mof (Sun Nov 07 20:25:21 2004) : Loading of MOF C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\WBEM\MOF\msioff10.mof was successful. Moving to C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\WBEM\MOF\good\msioff10.mof (Sun Nov 07 20:25:21 2004) : MOF C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\WBEM\MOF\good\msioff10.mof had an auto-recover pragrma. Updating registry. (Mon Nov 08 14:04:40 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Mon Nov 08 14:04:40 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\msadp32.acm" (Mon Nov 08 14:22:39 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Mon Nov 08 16:12:49 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Tue Nov 09 12:54:14 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Tue Nov 09 12:54:14 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\msadp32.acm" (Tue Nov 09 13:12:13 2004) : Core physically unloaded! funny thing is i reformat my pc and still i have this problem, if anyone knows how to fix this problem i thank him from befor. NB

MEthink that stuff is about normal. Only answer i have on "2 providers" is System.ini entry. My log is way below. [drivers32] VIDC.IV31=ir32_32.dll VIDC.IV32=ir32_32.dll WBEM hidden setting First, type MSINFO32 into the Run box & when its fired up click TOOLS on the menu. Click WMI Control, the last entry, & then Backup/Restore tab.If this is your 1st visit it'll say AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP EVERY...30 MINUTES. Changed mine to 24 HOURS (the max) Weeks later, using "whats this" help found U could just remove the check & turn it off. Hit apply & U'll get a dire warning but I've run long time, no ill effects. This SHOULD minimize WBEM's impact. FYI: WBEM stands for Web-Based Enterprise Management, a system for remote computer access. WMI is the Windows version of WBEM and stands for Windows Management Instrumentation. WBEM is intended for use by system administrators, people who manage a large number of computers on a network. WBEM is installed on WinME/2000/XP by default. Even though WBEM is intended for use mainly on corporate networks, it's still installed on "Home" versions of Windows. While the default settings for WBEM limit access to your computer, there's no reason to have it installed on a non-networked system. Removing WBEM on WinME is more difficult. WBEM on WinME has no uninstall & there is no documentation for doing so.. It's linked with PCHealth, which is linked with WinME Help and the System Information program. If you uninstall PCHealth you can remove WBEM but you'll lose the functionality of Help and System Information. "DON'T DO THAT!" my log: (Wed Feb 11 06:12:58 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : Error 80041003 occured executing queued request (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : CAsyncReq_OpenNamespace, Name= root\DEFAULT, in parent namespace root (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : Error 80041003 occured executing queued request (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : CAsyncReq_OpenNamespace, Name= root\SECURITY, in parent namespace root (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : Error 80041003 occured executing queued request (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : CAsyncReq_OpenNamespace, Name= root\CIMV2, in parent namespace root (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : Error 80041003 occured executing queued request (Wed Feb 11 06:13:02 2004) : CAsyncReq_OpenNamespace, Name= root\WMI, in parent namespace root (Wed Feb 11 06:13:03 2004) : Error 80041002 occured executing queued request (Wed Feb 11 06:13:03 2004) : CAsyncReq_GetObjectAsync, Path= WmiBinaryMofResource.HighDateTime=29348202,LowDateTime=4213598208,Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\wmicore.dll[MofResource]" in namespace ROOT\WMI using flags 0x0 (Wed Feb 11 06:13:03 2004) : Error 80041002 occured executing queued request (Wed Feb 11 06:13:03 2004) : CAsyncReq_GetObjectAsync, Path= RuntimeBinaryMofsAdded in namespace ROOT\WMI using flags 0x0 (Wed Feb 11 06:13:03 2004) : Error 80041002 occured executing queued request (Wed Feb 11 06:13:03 2004) : CAsyncReq_GetObjectAsync, Path= RuntimeBinaryMofsDeleted in namespace ROOT\WMI using flags 0x0 (Wed Feb 11 08:08:41 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Wed Mar 03 19:17:39 2004) : Error 1 occured executing queued request (Wed Mar 03 19:17:39 2004) : Loading provider(Wed Mar 03 19:17:39 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Wed Mar 03 19:17:43 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Thu Mar 04 06:00:44 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Thu Mar 04 06:00:48 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Thu Mar 04 06:24:43 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Thu Mar 04 06:29:26 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Thu Apr 08 16:02:54 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Mon Oct 11 17:59:59 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Mon Oct 11 18:00:04 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Mon Oct 11 18:23:58 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Mon Oct 11 18:30:35 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Tue Oct 12 07:56:05 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Tue Oct 12 07:56:09 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Tue Oct 12 08:19:33 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Tue Oct 12 09:33:08 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Thu Oct 14 17:12:19 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Fri Oct 15 17:46:29 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Fri Oct 15 17:46:34 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Fri Oct 15 18:29:20 2004) : Core physically unloaded! (Fri Oct 22 13:56:30 2004) : Error 1 occured executing queued request (Fri Oct 22 13:56:30 2004) : Loading provider(Fri Oct 22 13:56:31 2004) : Two providers supplied conflicting instances for key Name="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM\\ir32_32.dll" (Fri Oct 22 14:16:30 2004) : Core physically unloaded! NO MORE ENTRYz since turned off! Onward to the APOCALYPSE!

Hi B CERT Do you think that a software like registry and dll fix, will fix this problem? I saw some good stuff but I am not sure if I can say the name here, cause they say it fixes all dll and registry missing or leftovers from programs that are no longer in use. anyway if you know some good stuff let me know, or click my name and e-mail me, thanks for the info , I wait for other opinions aswell, but I set to 24hr as you told me, but I would like to try fix it. anyway thanks again. NB

Yep. Both logs look normal. If you will note, the 2001 entries in the first log occurred when the system manufacture built the Windows ME image and are normal entries when the Windows ME OS is being built (before all devices are setup). This part of the file was reloaded as part of the restore of a clean system from the CD provided by the system manufacture. The second part (Nov 7 2004) continue to show that Microsoft includes two different version of a driver that uses the same Registry key. Very normal for a default Windows ME system. Not any problem. This log only gets updated when the WinMGMT.exe program gets ran as part of starting SYSTEM Information (in System Tools) or PCHealth is ran as a scheduled task, to update the current configuration tracking, and configuration changes or errors are found and of course document when it exits it core program finishes. This tracking is only used by a few large remote network and system management services companies. And while it gets included in problem reports submitted to Microsoft, I don't think Microsoft would even look at it as they no longer support and provide fixes for Windows ME problems. As this information is of no use to the normal user of windows, I always recommend that the PCHealth function is taken out of Startup and also out of the Scheduled Task list. But it still gets generated when System Information (MSINFO32.exe) is ran. The real question. Why are you even looking at this log???? (Paranoid?)