Error: An asynchronous notification listener ......

[manegu]

An asynchronous notification listener is already registered for listener I
'grooveTelespace://3x5c3ycmbc3cqi3bq2krm53ybhre4etfrjy95ki/ToolContainer/Accountengine.Tool_ibfgsh2dr9x32/AccountEngine'.
HRESULT:0x80004005
Process: GROVE.EXE (ID:4100(0x00001004))
Threat ID: 5856 (0x000016e0)

This message appears when I start Groove 2007. The program use to work
properly. Can anyone help?

 

[Kurt Brockett]

I am also seeing this which just started showing up recently. Perhaps a
Windows Update is to blame? I've tried uninstall/reinstall with no luch.
Also I tried to find grooveclean.exe that is referenced elseware and it is
not in my folder.

Very interested in this answer.

 

[manegu]

Executing Grooveclean does not do anything. Or should it be used in another
way?

 

[Frances Selkirk [MSFT]]

The location of Grooveclean will vary depending on the version of Groove and
the version of windows. Let me know what your environment is.

 

[Frances Selkirk [MSFT]]

This could indicate corruption in the workspace, or in the encryption engine.
I've found one record of it occuring when the user's hard drive had been very
close to full, so first, make sure you have adequate disk space. You might
also want to check the disk for errors.

After that, try repairing the Groove installation.

If that doesn't help, you might consider opening a support case.

The only thing I can think to recommend without that is that you remove and
restore all your data. That is a lengthy procedure, but if you're careful
about it, the only thing you will lose is messages.

If your account is only on one computer, here are the steps:

1. Back up your account and any workspaces of which you are the only member
and which exist only on that computer, using the directions here: "How to
back up accounts and workspaces in Groove"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;907230

2. Confirm that your backups work.

3. Run Grooveclean -all (which deletes all Groove data), using the
directions here: "How to use GrooveClean.exe to delete Groove data"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;907854

4. Reboot and restore your account from the backup

5. Get reinvited to your workspaces, and restore any single-member
workspaces from the archives you created

If you have your account on more than one computer, or have a second
computer available, you can avoid step 5 by making sure that all your
workspaces are current on both computers. In that case, after you restore
your account, you can download all your workspaces from the other, working
computer.

I hope this helps

 

[manegu]

Works perfect...Thanks

This could indicate corruption in the workspace, or in the encryption engine.
I've found one record of it occuring when the user's hard drive had been very
close to full, so first, make sure you have adequate disk space. You might
also want to check the disk for errors.

After that, try repairing the Groove installation.

If that doesn't help, you might consider opening a support case.

The only thing I can think to recommend without that is that you remove and
restore all your data. That is a lengthy procedure, but if you're careful
about it, the only thing you will lose is messages.

If your account is only on one computer, here are the steps:

1. Back up your account and any workspaces of which you are the only member
and which exist only on that computer, using the directions here: "How to
back up accounts and workspaces in Groove"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;907230

2. Confirm that your backups work.

3. Run Grooveclean -all (which deletes all Groove data), using the
directions here: "How to use GrooveClean.exe to delete Groove data"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;907854

4. Reboot and restore your account from the backup

5. Get reinvited to your workspaces, and restore any single-member
workspaces from the archives you created

If you have your account on more than one computer, or have a second
computer available, you can avoid step 5 by making sure that all your
workspaces are current on both computers. In that case, after you restore
your account, you can download all your workspaces from the other, working
computer.

I hope this helps

--
Frances Selkirk [MSFT]
Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers
no rights.

An asynchronous notification listener is already registered for listener ID
'grooveTelespace://3x5c3ycmbc3cqi3bq2krm53ybhre4etfrjy95ki/ToolContainer/Accountengine.Tool_ibfgsh2dr9x32/AccountEngine'.
HRESULT:0x80004005
Process: GROVE.EXE (ID:4100(0x00001004))
Threat ID: 5856 (0x000016e0)

This message appears when I start Groove 2007. The program use to work
properly. Can anyone help?