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Boggin:
It's Repair #5 on the list to uncheck.

Willy2:
- Was Plox' reply removed ?
- Nope. WMI is repaired in repairs #5 and #25.

Boggin:
plox may not have been back since my reply.

I think Repair #25 just re-registers the services so that wouldn't necessarily change the path - although I could be wrong.

Willy2:
@Plox: In reply #2 I gave a way to "fix" this problem.

plox:
Hi

I don't know why my message below has  a pink background  on my muter but it seems to be awaiting approval for publication.

Thanks again both of you, Willy2 I have taken up your solution and yet to test it but I wonder if Shane's Winmgmt.reg is the same for 32 and 64 bit in which  case an if statement  if allowed in .reg files (if system 32 bit then... otherwise...)  might solve it.

Cheers

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Re: Windows 7 and WMI revisited
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Hello everyone.


Thanks for your contributions.

Interesting that k netsvcs works for 64 bit versions. Not sure what the -p does for the W10 Home version but yes I am on a WIN 7 Ultimate 32 bit system Willy 2.

I have backed up the original Winmgmt.reg and  replaced it with the exported values from my system and placed it in the location you suggested in WR  Portable 4.5.5 . Strange Shane's versión is 3.02 KB in size whereas my exported version which also contain a Security value is 1.98 KB.

Will it get overwritten when I upgrade to the next WR version?

I am more than happy to share a copy of it and upload it for anyone that needs it.

Anyone know which module runs the Winmgmt.reg, as it might be advisable to avoid running it till Shane fixes it.

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