From: George Schneider on
What is the the wbemess.log for? I found the following intresting entried in
my log:

(Mon Mar 20 11:47:08 2006.-1003472578) : Unable to activate event filter
with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_HAS_STOPPED'
(error 80041002). The filter is not active
(Mon Mar 20 11:49:08 2006.-1003352578) : Unable to activate event filter
with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_IS_OCCURRING'
(error 80041002). The filter is not active
(Mon Mar 20 11:49:08 2006.-1003352578) : Unable to activate event filter
with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_HAS_STOPPED'
(error 80041002). The filter is not active
(Mon Mar 20 11:51:08 2006.-1003232578) : Unable to activate event filter
with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_IS_OCCURRING'
(error 80041002). The filter is not active
(Mon Mar 20 11:51:08 2006.-1003232578) : Unable to activate event filter
with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_HAS_STOPPED'
(error 80041002). The filter is not active

What does this mean? Is this something I should be concerned about?
From: v-jasont on
Hello,

Thanks for posting!

The wbemess.log file contains information about what Windows Management
Instrumentation (WMI) tried to do and contains any error messages. Based on
my research, please follow below steps to register the OLEDB32.dll which
could be causing the WMI to give the error message in the log.

1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, and then
click Windows Explorer.
2. Click Tools, click Folder Options, click the View tab, and then click
to clear the Hide protected operating system files check box. When the
warning dialog
appears click Yes, and then click OK.
3. In the Windows Explorer Folders pane locate the Oledb32.dll file in the
following folder: Drive: \Program Files\Common Files\System\Ole DB
4. Right-click Oledb32.dll, click Properties, and then click the Version
tab. Verify that the version is earlier than 2.80.1022.0.
5. Right-click Oledb32.dll, and then click Rename. Type the file name
Oledb32.old, and then press ENTER.
6. On the Windows Explorer Folders pane locate a possible second instance
of the Oledb32.dll file in the following folder:
7. Note Windir is the folder where Windows is installed. Drive: \ Windir
\System32\Dllcache\Oledb32.dll
8. If the Oledb32.dll file exists, right-click Oledb32.dll, click Delete,
and then click Yes to confirm.
9. With the Windows Server 2003 installation disk in your CD drive, click
Start, click Run, and then in the Open box, type cmd , and then click OK.
10. At the command prompt type the following where CDdrive is the drive
letter of your CD drive, and then press ENTER:
11. CDdrive : Type the following, and then press ENTER: cd I386
12. Type the following, and then press ENTER: expand oledb32.dl_ " Drive:
\program files\Common files\system\Ole DB\oledb32.dll"
13. Type the following, and then press ENTER: expand oledb32.dl_ Drive: \
Windir \System32\Dllcache\Oledb32.dll
14. At the command prompt, move to the following folder. Drive: \Program
Files\Common Files\System\Ole DB
15. Type the following, and then press ENTER: regsvr32 oledb32.dll. Click
OK when you receive the following DllRegisterServer in oledb32.dll
succeeded.
16. By default, Windows hides protected operating system files. To hide
the protected operating system files, locate the Windows Explorer program.
Click Tools,
click Folder Options, click the View tab, click to select the Hide
protected operating system files check box, and then click OK.
17. Restart your computer.

Hope the information helps. If there is anything that is unclear, please
feel free to let me know.

Best Regards,

Jason Tan

Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| What is the the wbemess.log for? I found the following intresting
entried in
| my log:
|
| (Mon Mar 20 11:47:08 2006.-1003472578) : Unable to activate event filter
| with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_HAS_STOPPED'
| (error 80041002). The filter is not active
| (Mon Mar 20 11:49:08 2006.-1003352578) : Unable to activate event filter
| with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_IS_OCCURRING'
| (error 80041002). The filter is not active
| (Mon Mar 20 11:49:08 2006.-1003352578) : Unable to activate event filter
| with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_HAS_STOPPED'
| (error 80041002). The filter is not active
| (Mon Mar 20 11:51:08 2006.-1003232578) : Unable to activate event filter
| with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_IS_OCCURRING'
| (error 80041002). The filter is not active
| (Mon Mar 20 11:51:08 2006.-1003232578) : Unable to activate event filter
| with invalid class name 'HPQ_VT_STATUS_VIRUS_LIKE_ACTIVITY_HAS_STOPPED'
| (error 80041002). The filter is not active
|
| What does this mean? Is this something I should be concerned about?
|