update and errors 33 SideBySide help

[drugo]

hi
i update w7 32bit ,with internatl update

after i found many errors
id 33
event SideBySide
log type Application

Activation context generation failed for "C: \ Windows \ system32 \ conhost.exe".
Could not find dependent assembly
Microsoft.Windows.SystemCompatible,processorArchitecture="x86",publicKeyToken="6595b64144ccf1df",type="win32",version="6.0.7600.16823".
Use sxstrace.exe to get a detailed diagnosis.

but sxtrace does not give more information

does someone know about this error?
i googled it , but did not find a good answer

thanks
cheers

 

[legacy7955]

I have the same thing as well.

I think I have narrowed it down to four Win security updates I installed .

kb2555917, kb2532531, kb2507938, kb2552343..

I noticed that just after installing these updates the side by side you mention started to occur.

Guess it might be worthwhile to try and remove each one separately and then monitor the event viewer for a day to see if the error goes away.

I notice on my notification it adds the additional information about the AMD 64 compatible system architecture processor.....but I don't have an AMD processor I've got Intel.

Have you noticed any problems or usability issues since you started getting the error?

I haven't noticed anything problematic with my pc ...yet anyway.

 

[XenX]

Open " %windir%\SoftwareDistribution\Download\ "
Try to clear that folder, and restart your system.

 

[legacy7955]

@XenX:

Can you indicate any tangible issues we might have with our computers because of such an error?

I haven't noticed anything at all being a problem since the errors started to occur.

I will try and clear that folder.

Any clue as to why it would be mentioning an AMD 64 processor when I have an Intel powered mobo? Now I do have a ATI graphics card but I can't imagine that would be any relation to the mention of the AMD 64 processor. Right?

 

[XenX]

Uninstalling previous updates (ie. KB2507938) will eliminate the problem
(through Add/Remove Programs).





Run SFC tool and do a scan if possible.

XenX

 

[legacy7955]

Is the update you mention the specific one I need to uninstall or should I uninstall all of them?

 

[XenX]

Just try uninstalling the specific one. And uninstall all related updates if still occurs.

 

[legacy7955]

Ok...hey thank you, I will get back to you tomorrow with the results as I will monitor the event viewer, but I'm turning in now, have to go to work tomorrow morning.

Bis spater!

 

[drugo]

I have the same thing as well.

I think I have narrowed it down to four Win security updates I installed .

kb2555917, kb2532531, kb2507938, kb2552343..

I noticed that just after installing these updates the side by side you mention started to occur.

Guess it might be worthwhile to try and remove each one separately and then monitor the event viewer for a day to see if the error goes away.

I notice on my notification it adds the additional information about the AMD 64 compatible system architecture processor.....but I don't have an AMD processor I've got Intel.

Have you noticed any problems or usability issues since you started getting the error?

I haven't noticed anything problematic with my pc ...yet anyway.

i 'm in the same situation
me too adds information about amd 64 but i use intel
i guess remove the

kb2555917, kb2532531, kb2507938, kb2552343

will preclude to install a future sp2 or others update
at least i got a bad experience with vista and xp

Have you noticed any problems or usability issues since you started getting the error?

no i haven't


thanks
cheers

 

[Ken429]

I had the same problem on a fresh install of W7 32-bit after letting Windows Update install a bunch of "fixes". I did not have the problem before all the fixes were installed. I tried uninstalling KB2507938 and it had no positive effect. I then let W7 Update install SP1 and the Side By Side Event 33 Error went away! I have several W7 64-bit systems running but never had the Side By Side problem on these systems. I let Windows Update install patches/fixes automatically on all the systems - maybe not such a good idea?

 

[legacy7955]

I wish I could remember now where I saw the answer for this issue.

Actually it was on a MS technet or MS answers from their Korean site.

Somebody called MS and asked about it. They said that this error we find in the event viewer is a "cosmetic fault" and has no actual effect on the functionality of any program at all. MS also commented that this fault will be corrected when you download SP1 for Win 7.

Sorry I can't link to the discussion.

 

[drugo]

I wish I could remember now where I saw the answer for this issue.

Actually it was on a MS technet or MS answers from their Korean site.

Somebody called MS and asked about it. They said that this error we find in the event viewer is a "cosmetic fault" and has no actual effect on the functionality of any program at all. MS also commented that this fault will be corrected when you download SP1 for Win 7.

Sorry I can't link to the discussion.

but the sp1 came before the last update
i mean i installed the sp1 when it came out
it ìs recently the error side by side

cheers

 

[Ken429]

Like I said this was a fresh install of W7 32-bit and MSFT did not offer SP1 untill after all the other updates mentioned above were installed. For some reason this sequence fixed the problem for now. It's MSFT magic again.