Silent Running errors

roocoon · Sep 29, 2004, 05:15 PM

Hello.
I've been getting lately a large number of errors on the Event Viewer of XP Pro SP2.
They are from the "nv" service, event id: 106 and the descriptions are always: "Silent running: Stress Test transition L2 -> L1".

They show up on my laptop (Forceware 66.32).
The same descriptions show on the driver's control panel in the "Debug Settings" section.

The same driver on the desktop machine (also XP SP2) doesn't show any errors.

Any idea what they might mean? Are the debug settings controllable with any registry parameters or builtin into the driver? Any way to at least stop them from flooding the Event Viewer?

Thanks in advance.

Sk0t · Sep 29, 2004, 05:26 PM

Got the exact same errors, appeared after (WinXP-pro) sp2.

Rig:
Amd Athlon64 3200+ clawhammer
MSI K8N Neo Platinum
POV Geforce 6800GT
2x 512mb kingston hyperx pc4000

drivers are official 61.77.

However, I had no instability/crashes or other weirdness, and has been unable to find any info on this error

Sep 29, 2004, 05:15 PM	#1
roocoon DriverHeaven Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 25 Rep Power: 0	Silent Running errors Hello. I've been getting lately a large number of errors on the Event Viewer of XP Pro SP2. They are from the "nv" service, event id: 106 and the descriptions are always: "Silent running: Stress Test transition L2 -> L1". They show up on my laptop (Forceware 66.32). The same descriptions show on the driver's control panel in the "Debug Settings" section. The same driver on the desktop machine (also XP SP2) doesn't show any errors. Any idea what they might mean? Are the debug settings controllable with any registry parameters or builtin into the driver? Any way to at least stop them from flooding the Event Viewer? Thanks in advance.

Sep 29, 2004, 05:26 PM	#2
Sk0t DriverHeaven Newbie Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 10 Rep Power: 0	Got the exact same errors, appeared after (WinXP-pro) sp2. Rig: Amd Athlon64 3200+ clawhammer MSI K8N Neo Platinum POV Geforce 6800GT 2x 512mb kingston hyperx pc4000 drivers are official 61.77. However, I had no instability/crashes or other weirdness, and has been unable to find any info on this error __________________ Man who says something is impossible, shold not disturb man who is doing it !