Winmgmt.exe windows 2000

The problem is when I install the driver and restart, Winmgmt. The following situations will be ok: 1. Any advice? Posted 8-Aug pm Hawkfuture. Add a Solution. You might need to trawl through the MSDN docs on every one you call. Hawkfuture Aug am. Thanks for the reply. And my filter driver just send IRPs to next stack.

I'll check the code carefully. Accept Solution Reject Solution. There does not seem to be allot of code for that.

I viewed it on line. I was looking at these 2 pages. It may require some WMI calls. Also verify the Bit version. There may be one with that name already on the system. Your version may make function calls that was not supported till after Windows With out seeing the code and trying it on a Windows system which I have no access to.

I can only make a some what educated guess. Posted 9-Aug pm ledtech3. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows Server General Forum. Sign in to vote.

We have one Windows SP4 running Oracle database. We're facing a problem that the machine is really slow to response. After an investigation, we found that a process called Winmgmt. But it's already set to "errors only" in my Win machine. Is it possible that my Winmgmt. Anyone could give me a solution to investigate further on this?

Thanks, chaiyong. Sunday, November 15, AM. Hi, Thanks for the post. Please perform the following steps: 1. Does it work?

Thanks, Miles. Monday, November 16, AM. Performs a consistency check on the WMI repository. When you specify the path argument, you can verify any saved copy of the repository. In this case, the path argument should contain the full path to the saved repository copy. The saved repository should be a copy of the entire repository folder. For more information about errors returned by this command, see the Remarks section. Performs a consistency check on the WMI repository, and if an inconsistency is detected, rebuilds the repository.

The content of the inconsistent repository is merged into the rebuilt repository, if it can be read. The salvage operation always works with the repository that the WMI service is currently using.

The repository is reset to the initial state when the operating system is first installed. MOF files that contain the pragma autorecover preprocessor statement are restored to the repository. The WMI repository, also known as the CIM repository, is not just a single file, but a collection of files within the Repository folder that work together as a database.

Failures can originate in other parts of the operating system and emerge as errors through WMI. Under any circumstances, do not delete the WMI repository as a first action because deleting the repository can cause damage to the system or to installed applications. For more information about the source of the problem, download and run the WMI Diagnosis Utility diagnostic command line tool.