SP1 event errors

Runs OK, but generates two previously unseen errors each boot (in pairs)...
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Kernel-Processor-Power ID 6 SYSTEM
Some processor power management features have been disabled due to a
known firmware problem. Check with the computer manufacturer for
updated firmware.

HttpEvent ID 15016 SYSTEM
Unable to initialize the security package Kerberos for server side
authentication. The data field contains the error number.
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I have researched both, and see nothing that precisely matches ID 6.
ID 15016 is discussed, but with no resolution.

The errors likely can be ignored, but knowledgeable comments would be
appreciated.

Was This Update Using Windows Update Or Microsoft Download Center? As
Previously Mentioned By Microsoft, Some Hardware Device Driver's Have Been
Known 2 Cause Problems With SP1 Installation. Your Best Bet Is Not 2 Try 2
Force SP1 Installation From http://www.microsoft.com/downloads, As I Have
Found That All Download's There Have Slowed Down 2 A Crawl. Use MSDN
Subscriber Downloads (If You Have A MSDN Subscription With Microsoft, As I
Notice That You Are Calling Yourself A Developer), Or Wait Until April 18th,
2008, When Microsoft Begins Pushing SP1 Through Automatic Updates, Just FYI.

"" wrote:

> Runs OK, but generates two previously unseen errors each boot (in pairs)...
> -0-
> Kernel-Processor-Power ID 6 SYSTEM
> Some processor power management features have been disabled due to a
> known firmware problem. Check with the computer manufacturer for
> updated firmware.
>
> HttpEvent ID 15016 SYSTEM
> Unable to initialize the security package Kerberos for server side
> authentication. The data field contains the error number.
> -0-
> I have researched both, and see nothing that precisely matches ID 6.
> ID 15016 is discussed, but with no resolution.
>
> The errors likely can be ignored, but knowledgeable comments would be
> appreciated.
>

Go Away Imposter, Just FYI

"kevpan815" <> wrote in message
news:CC25070E-D771-4824-994C-...
> Was This Update Using Windows Update Or Microsoft Download Center? As
> Previously Mentioned By Microsoft, Some Hardware Device Driver's Have Been
> Known 2 Cause Problems With SP1 Installation. Your Best Bet Is Not 2 Try 2
> Force SP1 Installation From http://www.microsoft.com/downloads, As I Have
> Found That All Download's There Have Slowed Down 2 A Crawl. Use MSDN
> Subscriber Downloads (If You Have A MSDN Subscription With Microsoft, As I
> Notice That You Are Calling Yourself A Developer), Or Wait Until April
> 18th,
> 2008, When Microsoft Begins Pushing SP1 Through Automatic Updates, Just
> FYI.
>

Further research reveals that many users are seeing these errors, but no
solutions that are effective have been proposed...

// said:
> Runs OK, but generates two previously unseen errors each boot...
> -0-
> Kernel-Processor-Power ID 6 SYSTEM
> Some processor power management features have been disabled due to a
> known firmware problem. Check with the computer manufacturer for
> updated firmware.
>
> HttpEvent ID 15016 SYSTEM
> Unable to initialize the security package Kerberos for server side
> authentication. The data field contains the error number.
> -0-
> I have researched both, and see nothing that precisely matches ID 6.
> ID 15016 is discussed, but with no resolution.
>
> The errors likely can be ignored, but knowledgeable comments would be
> appreciated.