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Eventlog Source: parvdm
Event ID: 2
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Short Description:
Unable to get device object pointer for port object.
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- Eventlog Type:
- System
- Eventlog Source:
- parvdm
- Event ID:
- 2
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Unable to get device object pointer for port object.
We have unfortunately not many information about this event and
the only reference point we know, is that PARVDM.SYS is a service,
that is used by something on the computer to print at the parallelport
(usually for non-plug and play printers).
Perhaps, deleting all printers and reinstalling them solves the issue.
If that does not work, a repair-installation may work.
All of these is to be taken with care, as we do not have good information on the event.
- Parameter Description:
- Unable to get device object pointer for port object.
- More Informations:
The source "ParVdm" represents Parralel Virtual Device Manager. If you installed an additional parallel port there may be a chance of port conflict and lead to this event. Resolve any port conflict or disable the additional port and do trouble shooting in step by step manner.
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Eventlog Type: System
Eventlog Source: parvdm
Event ID: 2
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Eventlog Source: parvdm
Event ID: 2
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