Errors After Installing .NET Framework v1.1

[zeveck]

I am running Windows 2000 Server w/SP4 running Terminal Services in Application Mode.

After installing the .NET Framework v1.1 I got:

EVENT ID: 62
SOURCE: WinMgmt

WMI ADAP was unable to process the .NET CLR Data performance library since one of the data blobs reported to have classes but had zero size

EVENT ID: 62
SOURCE: WinMgmt

WMI ADAP was unable to process the .NET CLR Networking performance library since one of the data blobs reported to have classes but had zero size

EVENT ID: 2000
SOURCE: LoadPerf

No object list was found in the installation file. Adding an object list to the installation file will improve performance of the system when measuring performance counters.

After the Window Update .NET Framework v1.1 SP1 I got:

EVENT ID: 41
SOURCE: WinMgmt

WMI ADAP was unable to create object index 3844 for Performance Library ASP.NET because no value was found in the 009 subkey

EVENT ID: 1003
SOURCE: IISInfoCtrs

Unable to query the IIS Info service performance data. The error code returned by the service is data DWORD 0.
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EVENT ID: 3009
SOURCE: LoadPerf

Installing the performance counter strings for .NETFramework failed. The Error code is DWORD 0 of the Record Data.

Why so many errors? All I did was install the packages as supplied by Microsoft. I even rolled back the image and tried again with the exact same results. These are supposed to be tested and vetted packages, right?

*sigh*

Any idea what these errors portend and/or how to redress them?

 

[itsp1965]

If these appear in the applications log it is possible that they occur because you have disabled certain un-necessary services. Usually this generates application log errors (BAD MS!!!). Try running the reskit util EXCTRLST to disable these counters, delete the app log and see if they re-appear.

 

[zeveck]

Unfortunately, I haven't disabled any services on these machines. It is pretty much an immaculate install of Win2K w/SP4, with almost all settings kept at defaults.

(The machine is running on a private network not even connected to the full corporate network, and it intended as a testing machine, so security tweaks had been discouraged.)