ERROR "xlobby2 - Common Language Runtime Debugging Serv

[andredr]

having the same problem on my new htpc, did anyone already find the problem.

I had it running on an other pc and that made me buy the "real" htpc and now

My hardware:

asus ati 9600XT
Hauppauge pvr 250
xp latest updates
Logitech Wireless Mouse and Keyboard
512 mb

I' already tried al the mentioned steps but still starting up with the same error.

André

[manalex]

Any other suggestions?

[imott]

Was there ever a resolution to this problem?

I am now experiencing it. Steven, I'll email you the screenshot of the error.

Thanks!
i

[imott]

Update:
I formatted and reinstalled XP SP1 and just the basic drivers; now the SAME folder that didn't work before is now functional. Must be something in the OS got busted.

i

[ChuckInMass]

Glad I found this post, now I don't feel quite so stupid!

Application has generated an exception that could not be handled
Process ID=0xa84 (2692) Thread id=0xe50 (3664)

Click ok etc etc etc

No events in application log

Intel 865 perl
p4 3.0
1GB Ram
Silverstone 350 watt PS
Hauppauge PVR 250
AIW 9800 pro
Intel pro 1000 NIC
WinXP SP2
Net Framework 1.1

I love what I am reading about xlobby - would love to get it installed!
Any ideas?
Thanks

(I'm always suspect of ATI drivers)[/img]

[stevenhanna6]

ChuckInMass, I would to help on this thread....but I have never been able to figure it out since its pretty rare that it happens. I think your right...its something to do with some kind driver.

[ChuckInMass]

Since I am still building this HTPC, I will try uninstalling drivers to see if I can pinpoint what is causing this.

I appreciate your reply, thanks!

[highlander121]

I had the same problem. Xlobby worked great for a while and then after about a month I got the same error. Looking into it, it seems like it was not a xlobby problem but rather a performance counter issue that was making it not work (I believe someone already mentioned this). After googling a good chunk of the day I found:

http://www.error-bank.com/microsoft.pub ... hread.aspx

which says:

Since the Process Performance Counters are enable in
registry, based on my experience, another issue that will also cause this
problem is the missing of Counter and Help registry values in the registry
key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Perflib\009
The system shows the Counter registry value information extracted from
%SystemRoot%\system32\perfc009.dat file for English language.
Similarly,
the system shows the Help registry value information extracted from
%SystemRoot%\system32\perfh009.dat file for English language.
If the perfc009.dat and perfh009.dat files are missing in
%SystemRoot%\system32 folder, then the above symptom can also be reproduced.
To resolve this symptom, either you could Export 009 registry key from a
good system that has the identical Operating System/Service Pack Level and Import it into the bad system.
The following knowledge base article documents how to build performance counter/help information from scratch, if the system is badly affected.

Q300956 - How to Manually Rebuild Performance Counter Library Values
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300956

I know that is a lot of steps to troubleshoot, the one that worked for me was:

To resolve this symptom, you could Export 009 registry key from a
good system that has the identical Operating System/Service Pack Level and Import it into the bad system.

Hope this helps!