Event ID 3006

Since Oct 2003 I have been receiving the following error
msg: Unable to read the perf counter strings of the 009
language ID. The Win32 status returned by the call is
the first DWORD in Data section (0000: c0000034
000001fa). The Source is LoadPerf and the Event ID is
3006. The Symbolic Name is LDPRFMSG_UNABLE_READ_
COUNTER_STRINGS. I have searched extensively on the
Internet and these newsgroups without finding a
solution.

At the Help and Support Center it tells me the problem
is: "Unable to read the performance counter strings of
the %1!s! language ID." and to fix it "rebuild the string
tables, on the computer that displayed the message, at
the command prompt, type Lodctr /r".

I followed the instructions but just typing in Lodctr /r
tells me I must add a FileName (Lodctr /r:FileName.

Does anyone have any idea what the filename would be or
where it is located? Thanks to all for any assistance.

Regards,
Jim

Jim

Two comments from one link may rings "bells".

Ayman M. Galal=20
If you upgraded your W2K Domain Controller to Service Pack 3 see =
Q328556.

Adrian Grigorof=20
This error might be caused by the lack of support of the application for =
the language indicated by the "language ID". This is sometimes the case =
with applications in beta versions. =20

Are you using languages other than English? What is the history of the =
computer with regard to operating system? Was a significant change made =
to the machine in October 2003. Are there any other system errors being =
reported in Event Viewer?

--=20

~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Stourport, Worcs, England
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"Jim Young" wrote in message =
...
Since Oct 2003 I have been receiving the following error=20
msg: Unable to read the perf counter strings of the 009=20
language ID. The Win32 status returned by the call is=20
the first DWORD in Data section (0000: c0000034=20
000001fa). The Source is LoadPerf and the Event ID is=20
3006. The Symbolic Name is LDPRFMSG_UNABLE_READ_=20
COUNTER_STRINGS. I have searched extensively on the=20
Internet and these newsgroups without finding a=20
solution. =20
=20
At the Help and Support Center it tells me the problem=20
is: "Unable to read the performance counter strings of=20
the %1!s! language ID." and to fix it "rebuild the string=20
tables, on the computer that displayed the message, at=20
the command prompt, type Lodctr /r".
=20
I followed the instructions but just typing in Lodctr /r=20
tells me I must add a FileName (Lodctr /r:FileName.
=20
Does anyone have any idea what the filename would be or=20
where it is located? Thanks to all for any assistance.
=20
Regards,
Jim

Thanks Gerry for you quick response to my problem.

I never upgraded my W2K Domain Controller to Service Pack
3. I have only made the upgrades on the MS upgrade site.
I have Win XP Home Edition, Vers 5.1.2600 Service Pack 1
installed.

I use only the English language.

The only significant change to my system in Oct 2003 was
the installation of my HP Scanjet 3570c scanner. I noted
in the events section that I had several Warning event
errors in Oct after installing the scanner (Scanner not
installed correctly; Scanner Drivers failed;
Configuration failed). However, I was able to get the
scanner working properly after installing an updated
driver and those warning msgs stopped. The day after they
stopped, Event 3006 errors began.

Along with Event 3006, I receive an Event ID 3011 error:
Unloading the performance counter strings for service
WmiApRpl (WmiApRpl) failed. The Error code is the first
DWORD in Data Section (0000: 00000002 0000073b). Source
is LoadPerf. This is followed later with an Information
Event ID 1000 which states Perf counters for the WmiApRpl
service were loaded successfully. The Record Data
contains the new index values assigned to this service.
All of this occurs after shutting down and restarting.

Thank you again Gerry for your assistance. It is greatly
appreciated.

Regards,
Jim


-----Original Message-----
Jim

Two comments from one link may rings "bells".

Ayman M. Galal
If you upgraded your W2K Domain Controller to Service
Pack 3 see Q328556.

Adrian Grigorof
This error might be caused by the lack of support of the
application for the language indicated by the "language
ID". This is sometimes the case with applications in beta
versions.

Are you using languages other than English? What is the
history of the computer with regard to operating system?
Was a significant change made to the machine in October
2003. Are there any other system errors being reported in
Event Viewer?

--

~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please tell the newsgroup how any
suggested solution worked for you.
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



"Jim Young" wrote
in message ...
Since Oct 2003 I have been receiving the following
error
msg: Unable to read the perf counter strings of the
009
language ID. The Win32 status returned by the call is
the first DWORD in Data section (0000: c0000034
000001fa). The Source is LoadPerf and the Event ID is
3006. The Symbolic Name is LDPRFMSG_UNABLE_READ_
COUNTER_STRINGS. I have searched extensively on the
Internet and these newsgroups without finding a
solution.

At the Help and Support Center it tells me the problem
is: "Unable to read the performance counter strings
of
the %1!s! language ID." and to fix it "rebuild the
string
tables, on the computer that displayed the message, at
the command prompt, type Lodctr /r".

I followed the instructions but just typing in
Lodctr /r
tells me I must add a FileName (Lodctr /r:FileName.

Does anyone have any idea what the filename would be
or
where it is located? Thanks to all for any assistance.

Regards,
Jim

.

Jim

Was the scanner new when acquired. Do you have the last version of the =
software?

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/s...771&cc=3Dus&l=
c=3Den&tool=3DsoftwareCategory&dlc=3Den&os=3D228

I had an unresolved problem for a long time when I installed Windows XP =
and the scanner software installed was for Windows 98. I thought =
updating the drivers was all that was required. Problem was solved by =
uninstalling scanner software and reinstalling. The problem was =
different to your own but it could be worth trying.

What problems do these errors actually cause? Are you getting a slow =
boot?

I found these comments regarding disabling the service:

WMI Performance Adapter
I have not found a use for this service. Save the 2.5 MB to 6 MB of =
memory, this service consumes.

Default XP Home: Manual
Default XP Pro: Manual
Safe Setting: Disabled

Log on as: Local System account

Dependencies:

What service WMI Performance Adapter needs to function properly:

a.. Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
What other service require WMI Performance Adapter to function properly:

a.. None
Does disabling eliminate the problem? Are there any noticeable side =
effects?

--=20

~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please tell the newsgroup how any=20
suggested solution worked for you.
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


"Jim Young" wrote in message =
...
Thanks Gerry for you quick response to my problem.
=20
I never upgraded my W2K Domain Controller to Service Pack=20
3. I have only made the upgrades on the MS upgrade site.=20
I have Win XP Home Edition, Vers 5.1.2600 Service Pack 1=20
installed.
=20
I use only the English language.
=20
The only significant change to my system in Oct 2003 was=20
the installation of my HP Scanjet 3570c scanner. I noted=20
in the events section that I had several Warning event=20
errors in Oct after installing the scanner (Scanner not=20
installed correctly; Scanner Drivers failed;=20
Configuration failed). However, I was able to get the=20
scanner working properly after installing an updated=20
driver and those warning msgs stopped. The day after they=20
stopped, Event 3006 errors began. =20
=20
Along with Event 3006, I receive an Event ID 3011 error: =20
Unloading the performance counter strings for service=20
WmiApRpl (WmiApRpl) failed. The Error code is the first=20
DWORD in Data Section (0000: 00000002 0000073b). Source=20
is LoadPerf. This is followed later with an Information=20
Event ID 1000 which states Perf counters for the WmiApRpl=20
service were loaded successfully. The Record Data=20
contains the new index values assigned to this service. =20
All of this occurs after shutting down and restarting.
=20
Thank you again Gerry for your assistance. It is greatly=20
appreciated.
=20
Regards,
Jim
=20
=20
-----Original Message-----
Jim

Two comments from one link may rings "bells".

Ayman M. Galal=20
If you upgraded your W2K Domain Controller to Service=20
Pack 3 see Q328556.

Adrian Grigorof=20
This error might be caused by the lack of support of the=20
application for the language indicated by the "language=20
ID". This is sometimes the case with applications in beta=20
versions. =20

Are you using languages other than English? What is the=20
history of the computer with regard to operating system?=20
Was a significant change made to the machine in October=20
2003. Are there any other system errors being reported in=20
Event Viewer?

--=20

~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please tell the newsgroup how any=20
suggested solution worked for you.
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



"Jim Young" wrote=20
in message ...
Since Oct 2003 I have been receiving the following=20
error=20
msg: Unable to read the perf counter strings of the=20
009=20
language ID. The Win32 status returned by the call is=20
the first DWORD in Data section (0000: c0000034=20
000001fa). The Source is LoadPerf and the Event ID is=20
3006. The Symbolic Name is LDPRFMSG_UNABLE_READ_=20
COUNTER_STRINGS. I have searched extensively on the=20
Internet and these newsgroups without finding a=20
solution. =20
=20
At the Help and Support Center it tells me the problem=20
is: "Unable to read the performance counter strings=20
of=20
the %1!s! language ID." and to fix it "rebuild the=20
string=20
tables, on the computer that displayed the message, at=20
the command prompt, type Lodctr /r".
=20
I followed the instructions but just typing in=20
Lodctr /r=20
tells me I must add a FileName (Lodctr /r:FileName.
=20
Does anyone have any idea what the filename would be=20
or=20
where it is located? Thanks to all for any assistance.
=20
Regards,
Jim
=20
.

Gerry,
Thanks again for your response. The scanner was new when
acquired and I constantly check the site for updates. It
has the latest and greatest.

Concerning the WMI Perf Adapter: It was set at Manual
(Default) but the service was stopped. I set it to Auto
and started the service and will see what that causes. I
will also disable the service and see what happens and
let you know.

As far as I can see, this problem is not causing any
problems with my system. System seems to boot up okay
and I get no error msg at startup or while the computer
is on. All hardware is working w/o flawlessly. It's
just that I'd like to solve this little mystery. I'll
get back to you soon after trying out your suggestions.

Thanks again!

Jim
-----Original Message-----
Jim

Was the scanner new when acquired. Do you have the last
version of the software?

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?
product=74771&cc=us&lc=en&tool=softwareCategory&dl c=en&os=
228

I had an unresolved problem for a long time when I
installed Windows XP and the scanner software installed
was for Windows 98. I thought updating the drivers was
all that was required. Problem was solved by uninstalling
scanner software and reinstalling. The problem was
different to your own but it could be worth trying.

What problems do these errors actually cause? Are you
getting a slow boot?

I found these comments regarding disabling the service:

WMI Performance Adapter
I have not found a use for this service. Save the 2.5 MB
to 6 MB of memory, this service consumes.

Default XP Home: Manual
Default XP Pro: Manual
Safe Setting: Disabled

Log on as: Local System account

Dependencies:

What service WMI Performance Adapter needs to function
properly:

a.. Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
What other service require WMI Performance Adapter to
function properly:

a.. None
Does disabling eliminate the problem? Are there any
noticeable side effects?

--

~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please tell the newsgroup how any
suggested solution worked for you.
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


"Jim Young" wrote
in message ...
Thanks Gerry for you quick response to my problem.

I never upgraded my W2K Domain Controller to Service
Pack
3. I have only made the upgrades on the MS upgrade
site.
I have Win XP Home Edition, Vers 5.1.2600 Service Pack
1
installed.

I use only the English language.

The only significant change to my system in Oct 2003
was
the installation of my HP Scanjet 3570c scanner. I
noted
in the events section that I had several Warning event
errors in Oct after installing the scanner (Scanner
not
installed correctly; Scanner Drivers failed;
Configuration failed). However, I was able to get the
scanner working properly after installing an updated
driver and those warning msgs stopped. The day after
they
stopped, Event 3006 errors began.

Along with Event 3006, I receive an Event ID 3011
error:
Unloading the performance counter strings for service
WmiApRpl (WmiApRpl) failed. The Error code is the
first
DWORD in Data Section (0000: 00000002 0000073b).
Source
is LoadPerf. This is followed later with an
Information
Event ID 1000 which states Perf counters for the
WmiApRpl
service were loaded successfully. The Record Data
contains the new index values assigned to this
service.
All of this occurs after shutting down and restarting.

Thank you again Gerry for your assistance. It is
greatly
appreciated.

Regards,
Jim


-----Original Message-----
Jim

Two comments from one link may rings "bells".

Ayman M. Galal
If you upgraded your W2K Domain Controller to Service
Pack 3 see Q328556.

Adrian Grigorof
This error might be caused by the lack of support of
the
application for the language indicated by
the "language
ID". This is sometimes the case with applications in
beta
versions.

Are you using languages other than English? What is
the
history of the computer with regard to operating
system?
Was a significant change made to the machine in
October
2003. Are there any other system errors being reported
in
Event Viewer?

--

~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please tell the newsgroup how any
suggested solution worked for you.
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



"Jim Young"
wrote
in message news:10d1d01c440fd$221b3b10
...
Since Oct 2003 I have been receiving the following
error
msg: Unable to read the perf counter strings of
the
009
language ID. The Win32 status returned by the call
is
the first DWORD in Data section (0000: c0000034
000001fa). The Source is LoadPerf and the Event ID
is
3006. The Symbolic Name is LDPRFMSG_UNABLE_READ_
COUNTER_STRINGS. I have searched extensively on
the
Internet and these newsgroups without finding a
solution.

At the Help and Support Center it tells me the
problem
is: "Unable to read the performance counter
strings
of
the %1!s! language ID." and to fix it "rebuild the
string
tables, on the computer that displayed the message,
at
the command prompt, type Lodctr /r".

I followed the instructions but just typing in
Lodctr /r
tells me I must add a FileName
(Lodctr /r:FileName.

Does anyone have any idea what the filename would
be
or
where it is located? Thanks to all for any
assistance.

Regards,
Jim

.

.

Gerry,

I did as you recommended. Turned off the WMI Perf
Adapter and still receive the same event error. I also
set it at Auto and started the service, shut down and
restarted and received the same event error.

I look forward to any other suggestion but, if you have
none, thanks again for your assistance and support.

Sincerely,
Jim
-----Original Message-----
Gerry,
Thanks again for your response. The scanner was new
when
acquired and I constantly check the site for updates.
It
has the latest and greatest.

Concerning the WMI Perf Adapter: It was set at Manual
(Default) but the service was stopped. I set it to Auto
and started the service and will see what that causes.
I
will also disable the service and see what happens and
let you know.

As far as I can see, this problem is not causing any
problems with my system. System seems to boot up okay
and I get no error msg at startup or while the computer
is on. All hardware is working w/o flawlessly. It's
just that I'd like to solve this little mystery. I'll
get back to you soon after trying out your suggestions.

Thanks again!

Jim
-----Original Message-----
Jim

Was the scanner new when acquired. Do you have the last
version of the software?

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?
product=74771&cc=us&lc=en&tool=softwareCategory&d lc=en&os
=
228

I had an unresolved problem for a long time when I
installed Windows XP and the scanner software installed
was for Windows 98. I thought updating the drivers was
all that was required. Problem was solved by
uninstalling
scanner software and reinstalling. The problem was
different to your own but it could be worth trying.

What problems do these errors actually cause? Are you
getting a slow boot?

I found these comments regarding disabling the service:

WMI Performance Adapter
I have not found a use for this service. Save the 2.5
MB
to 6 MB of memory, this service consumes.

Default XP Home: Manual
Default XP Pro: Manual
Safe Setting: Disabled

Log on as: Local System account

Dependencies:

What service WMI Performance Adapter needs to function
properly:

a.. Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
What other service require WMI Performance Adapter to
function properly:

a.. None
Does disabling eliminate the problem? Are there any
noticeable side effects?

--

~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please tell the newsgroup how any
suggested solution worked for you.
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


"Jim Young" wrote
in message news:10e9b01c44121$6bb4be30
...
Thanks Gerry for you quick response to my problem.

I never upgraded my W2K Domain Controller to Service
Pack
3. I have only made the upgrades on the MS upgrade
site.
I have Win XP Home Edition, Vers 5.1.2600 Service
Pack
1
installed.

I use only the English language.

The only significant change to my system in Oct 2003
was
the installation of my HP Scanjet 3570c scanner. I
noted
in the events section that I had several Warning
event
errors in Oct after installing the scanner (Scanner
not
installed correctly; Scanner Drivers failed;
Configuration failed). However, I was able to get
the
scanner working properly after installing an updated
driver and those warning msgs stopped. The day after
they
stopped, Event 3006 errors began.

Along with Event 3006, I receive an Event ID 3011
error:
Unloading the performance counter strings for service
WmiApRpl (WmiApRpl) failed. The Error code is the
first
DWORD in Data Section (0000: 00000002 0000073b).
Source
is LoadPerf. This is followed later with an
Information
Event ID 1000 which states Perf counters for the
WmiApRpl
service were loaded successfully. The Record Data
contains the new index values assigned to this
service.
All of this occurs after shutting down and restarting.

Thank you again Gerry for your assistance. It is
greatly
appreciated.

Regards,
Jim


-----Original Message-----
Jim

Two comments from one link may rings "bells".

Ayman M. Galal
If you upgraded your W2K Domain Controller to
Service
Pack 3 see Q328556.

Adrian Grigorof
This error might be caused by the lack of support of
the
application for the language indicated by
the "language
ID". This is sometimes the case with applications in
beta
versions.

Are you using languages other than English? What is
the
history of the computer with regard to operating
system?
Was a significant change made to the machine in
October
2003. Are there any other system errors being
reported
in
Event Viewer?

--

~~~~~~


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please tell the newsgroup how any
suggested solution worked for you.
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



"Jim Young"
wrote
in message news:10d1d01c440fd$221b3b10
...
Since Oct 2003 I have been receiving the following
error
msg: Unable to read the perf counter strings of
the
009
language ID. The Win32 status returned by the
call
is
the first DWORD in Data section (0000: c0000034
000001fa). The Source is LoadPerf and the Event ID
is
3006. The Symbolic Name is LDPRFMSG_UNABLE_READ_
COUNTER_STRINGS. I have searched extensively on
the
Internet and these newsgroups without finding a
solution.

At the Help and Support Center it tells me the
problem
is: "Unable to read the performance counter
strings
of
the %1!s! language ID." and to fix it "rebuild the
string
tables, on the computer that displayed the
message,
at
the command prompt, type Lodctr /r".

I followed the instructions but just typing in
Lodctr /r
tells me I must add a FileName
(Lodctr /r:FileName.

Does anyone have any idea what the filename would
be
or
where it is located? Thanks to all for any
assistance.

Regards,
Jim

.

.

.