Windows 7 - Event ID 43029 And 52236

Anyone have details and/or a fix for Event ID 43029 and Event ID 52236 in Event Viewer > Error? Event ID 43029 simply says "Display in not active", has atikmdag listed under Source column, and DAL under Task Category column. Event ID 52236 says "CPLIB :: General - Invalid Parameter", has atikmdag listed under Source column, and CPLIB under Task Category column. Both show up in Event Viewer > Error at the same time on or around every boot.

The problem appears to be caused by the ati display driver. I have a radeon 4870 and am experiencing the same issue. Also, my boot time is about 5 min, and I believe this is the cause.

I installed Windows 7 on this machine before, and boot time was < 15 sec from POST to Desktop.

I think this has to do with the ATI drivers installed during an update. I seem to recall making the mistake of installing hardware drivers from Microsoft by accident and that's when this all started. Normally, installing hardware drivers provided by Microsoft is VERBOTEN because they almost always have issues of this sort. Fact is, I was better off with the original drivers that came with Windows 7 and should have stayed away from the one provided by Windows Update. It was an accident.... Siiiiigh. Maybe installing from the ATI website will sort this mess out.....

I have the same problems and I wonder if you could fix them? I sent two mails to Dell (because I have a Dell laptop) but they didn't answer...

Has anyone found out a solution?

These errors seem to no longer occur with the past few releases of Catalyst.

I have still those errors after uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling the latest driver

I have the same issue with an onboard/integrated ATI Radeon 4200. After fresh-install, MS downloaded a video driver (and it looks like it's the ATI one).

Any solution? What do these 2 errors MEAN?

I get those pair of messages upon each bootup. Even after my initial install with a brand new PC.

i have the same entries in my event logs.

Has anyone found a solution to this problem? I'm using a Toshiba Satellite laptop with Windows 7 Ultimate.

I do not know if I've always had the problem as was running down another entry in the event log when I spotted these two.

Don't really want to but may select a restore point a couple of program installs and updates prior. If anyone comes up with a suggestion, just might save me some effort. Think only recent additions have been SlySoft AnyDVD and CloneDVD.

Thanks,
Karl

In my case the very latest ATI driver for Radeon has solved the problem

ddinc, I did manage to eliminate by fetching a driver from Toshiba site but now must refetch since in the meantime I wiped the drive clean and did a fresh win 7 install.

Immediately after the Windows 7 install, I checked the event viewer and sure 'nuf, the error entries were there again.

Haven't gotten around to once again downloading and installing the Toshiba driver but will probably do that tomorrow.

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