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"Class Not Registered" after AIO when trying to access Computer Management
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I can confirm this issue on two Windows 7 computers.
I am unable to run anything that involves the Management Console, Windows Restore or Windows Update.
Crossing my fingers hoping Windows Restore will work from the repair bootup.
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Running a System Restore in the repair partition works. At the very end it came up with an error but after restarting the computer, it tells me that the restore completed successfully and everything works.
Shane:
I just ran all the repairs on a fresh install of Windows 7 with sp1 in vmware and everything is working fine.
I need to replicate the problem in order to fix it, or at least teamviewer into one of the broken machines so I can take a look at it.
Do either of you still have one that is broken that I can take a look at?
Shane
Shane:
OK just did a test with a user who had the same problem.
In the v2.8.1 I had the reset registry permissions no longer change the owner. Since Windows 8 was so picky on it I wanted to see how the others did. Well on my test systems they where fine since all the permissions where normal.
For the user I helped he had cleaned up a lot of viruses from the system and after running the repairs got the same errors as you. This is because the viruses had changed the owner on some registry keys and so when the program tried to register the dll files on the system they didnt have permissions and failed. And so you would get class not registered.
So I made a new build and had the reset registry permissions take ownership again like it always use to and that did the trick, mmc was fixed and the other errors all got fixed as well.
So I am making v2.8.2 and putting it out asap :wink:
Shane
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