System.ArithmeticException by Windows.System.Display.DisplayRequest.RequestRelease()

Could anyone shed some light on whey Windows.System.Display.DisplayRequest.RequestRelease()
occasionally throws System.ArithmeticException?
The error message is: Overflow or underflow in the arithmetic operation.
Hong

Hello,
I think we will need a lot more information to be able to really help you. A dump file would be a good place to start.
That said my first guess is that the internal reference counter is underflowing because you have more releases than requests. I would start by instrumenting your code and making sure you have exactly the same number of requests as you do releases.
I hope this helps,
James
Windows SDK Technologies - Microsoft Developer Services - http://blogs.msdn.com/mediasdkstuff/

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T400: System Update = Corrupt windows system files

I have tried to make a fresh Windows 7 installation, but after installing updates via Lenovo System Update the system gets corrupt.
I replaced the hard drive on an T400 and loaded a image that I had on to the drive.
After a installing a few updates and program I noticed strange system beaver. So I did a system file check and it came back that files was corrupt and cold not be repaired.
So I did a new fresh Windows install. But it to became corrupt after just running Windows Update and Lenovo System Update.
So I ran some hard drive and memory diagnostic without find and problems.
Then I did a new Windows 7 install again. After I installed all recommended updates from Windows Update I did a system file check, all OK. The I installed Lenovo System Update and all its recommended updates and did a new system file check, Windows system files corrupt.
Any one exercising similar problem or have any Ideas what Lenovo update is destroying the system?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Boldtaar wrote:
Then I did a new Windows 7 install again. After I installed all recommended updates from Windows Update I did a system file check, all OK. The I installed Lenovo System Update and all its recommended updates and did a new system file check, Windows system files corrupt.
Any one exercising similar problem or have any Ideas what Lenovo update is destroying the system?
Are you sure you have a sound/healthy installation media?
I have Win7 Ultimate in three T400, a T400s, (plus three T500, two W500 and two X200s, just to name the Thinkpads of the same generation). Never had a problem with Lenovo System Update.
But in my case I first install PowerManagement only, then run Windows Update until Windows is fully updated and as a final step I run Lenovo System update. Worked as a charm so far...
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NO java control panel in windows system control window

Hello together,
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and some additonal 100 MB java plug-in to enable my MS explorer to display
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When i first opened the java control panel of the Plug-in and deactivated the update
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Hope this helps...

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:-Derek

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Windows System Configuration in Solaris 8 x86

Hi
I am doing the Solaris 8 Web Jumpstart Installation wherein it configures for Display. While configuring the display whatever resolution I mention it will not show the image and eventually it will not configure the Windows System and hence the Open windows will not be displayed. The screen goes blank when Open Windows starts and I am forced to install the Solaris software through command prompt.
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InDesign crashes every time you double click to open an .indd file on Windows system

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Hi Michael,
I'll give it a go. Don't really like messing with the registry on Windows boxes. Yes you can do it, but it can end up being a case of the operation was a success, but the patient died.
Just was rather hoping someone else had already experienced this problem and posted the registry tweak. Didn't want spend hours reinventing the wheel. Not because I'm lazy, but I have so many demands on my time that resolving a minor issue that effects me only seems like it should be pretty low priority.
The system I'm using is brand new, but the problem seems to have followed me regardless which may indicate that it is seated in my synchronization information somehow. Really don't know how that could happen as I'm not an Adobe engineer or have the remotest idea where to even start looking. So I think I'll mark your suggestion as the "Answer" and just learn to live with it.
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Thanks for all the advice you have kindly offered, much appreciated.
Cheers,
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