Why Microsoft Management Console has Stopped Working. Snap-Ins is a part of Microsoft Management. Log-in to a normal working computer. Press Windows Key + R. Right clicking my computer has stopped working please advise. Windows 7 Miscellaneous. Add Computer Management snap-in in MMC Console.

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Close the Local Group Policy Editor window. If open, close and reopen Computer Management (compmgmt.msc) to see the change. That's it, Shawn. Similar help and support threads Thread Forum Hi I've been trying to get a spare computer we have to run from a 128GB SSD as a dual boot system and, using Partition Wizard, copying Win7 and Win10 from two 60GB SSDs. Quite a simple task you may think but it has taken just over two days to do it.

General Discussion Hi Shawn. Somebody told me today that Microsoft Management Console was something cool that I should look. So I looked at it. It appears you launch it by opening a Command Prompt (I suppose it should be elevated but I didn't use one) and entering MMC. I am thinking that's equivalent to. General Discussion I can’t run the Component services, Computer Mgmt, event viewer, Local Security Policy, task scheduler, Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, Windows PowerShell Modules from Administrative tools, because it requires MMC-Microsoft Mgmt Console, which doesn’t work anymore. I can’t run them from.

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When done, you can delete the downloaded.reg file if you like. Enable or Disable Computer Management in Group Policy 1. Open the,, or Local Group Policy Editor for how you want this policy applied.

• Change to your desktop with the following command (I assume the drive is D: since C: is probably your System Reserved partition; your drive letter may be different and should replace my D: command appropriately): cd D: Users [username] DesktopFor instance, on my computer, it would be[indent]cd D: Users Mike Desktop[ indent] • Copy the file to the appropriate place with the following command: copy ieframe.dll D: Windows System32. Similar help and support threads Thread Forum I get an error message saying the MMC is not working. I found Step-by-Step Guide to the Microsoft Management Console but could only get to step 6. I says Click Finish. This returns you to the Add/Remove Snap-ins dialog box.

Computer Management compmgmt.msc Contains a number of snap-ins for managing various aspects of Windows 7. You can examine hidden and visible shared folders, set group policies, access Device Manager, manage hard disks, and much more. Device Manager devmgmt.msc Enables you to add and manage your system hardware. Disk Management diskmgmt.msc Enables you to view and manage all the disk drives on your system. Event Viewer eventvwr.msc Enables you to view the Windows 7 event logs. Folder N/A Enables you to add a folder node to the root to help you organize your nodes.

Kenny 111111 - many thanks for all your suggestions. I finally found how to solve the problem. In the file association fixes for Vista, besides the various extensions there are three called 'folder', 'directory' and 'drive'. I ran the 'Folder' and now all is well. For benefit of anyone else with same problem go to right click on 'Folder', click on 'Save link as.' To download file. Unzip to get.reg file then click on file and on 'Merge'.

Hmmm.I understand what you mean about knowing which file extension is affected but not sure how to find out. If I right click 'Computer' I don't see either 'Open' or 'Explore'. I see 'Manage' and that opens 'Computer Management Snapin Launcher' and I see 'Properties'.

Note: If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type your password, or click Continue. If Computer Management still cannot be opened, let's move on the next steps. Test the issue in Safe Mode. Add Computer Management snap-in in MMC Console. ==================== 1) Click Start, type 'MMC' (without quotations), click OK. 2) When the MMC Console opens, click the File menu, choose 'Add/Remove Snap-in'. 3) Select 'Computer Management' and Click the Add button, and then click Finish button.

If nothing happens when you right-click Computer and then click Manage, most probably you've installed an application that included a faulty context menu handler. Read this conversation: On the other hand, if you are getting an error message when you click Manage, copy and paste the text here so that we can take a look and develop a fix that is appropiate for your case. Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience.

• Install or reinstall the latest Microsoft.Net Framework 4. EDIT A method for fixing the problem was suggested in: On the assumption that the part of your registry that deals with MMC snap-ins is corrupted, this method copies that registry part from a working computer (should have a similar setup to the problematic computer). • The registry key where the MMC snap-ins are situated is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft MMC SnapIns • In the working computer, use regedit to export SnapIns with all its sub-keys as a.reg file. (If you don't have access to a working computer, create a virtual machine.) • In the problematic computer, use regedit to backup SnapIns, then delete it • Import the exported.reg file to your problematic computer's registry (double-click on it is usually enough, otherwise use File / Import in regedit). I would also suggest as a precaution to create a system restore point before trying this method.

Then enabled Admin Tools in the Start menu, only to find the folder is empty! I can run it from System32 compmgmt.msc or SysWOW64 compmgmt.msc, but not from Compmgmtlauncher.exe.

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2) When the MMC Console opens, click the File menu, choose 'Add/Remove Snap-in'. 3) Select 'Computer Management' and Click the Add button, and then click Finish button. 4) Click OK button to exit. Can Computer Management be accessed now? Thanks, Novak. Hi, We can also try the following steps to check the issue: 1. Click the Start Button, type ' compmgmt.msc ' (without quotation marks) in the search result list, right click on compmgmt.msc and select Run as administrator.

In the left pane, click on to expand User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components, Microsoft Mangement Console, and Restricted/Permitted snap-ins. (see screenshot below) 3. In the right pane, right click on Computer Management and click on Edit. (See screenshot above) 4. To Enable Computer Management MMC Snap-in A) Select (dot) either Not Configured. (see screenshot below step 7) NOTE: This is the default setting.

A) Click on the Download button below to download the file below. Explicitly_Enable_Computer_Management_MMC.reg B) Go to step 4.

• Is computer Management working? • Is it possible that some software installation has added a defective MMC add-on? A couple of ideas for this really weird problem: • If you have a system restore point dating from before the problem occurred, you might restore back to it. • Install or reinstall the latest Microsoft.Net Framework 4.

I finished up using a spare second 128GB SSD. Performance & Maintenance How to Enable or Disable the Local Users and Groups MMC Snap-in This will show you how to enable or disable all users on the computer from being able to open and view the Local Users and Groups MMC snap-in window in Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8. You will need to be an administrator. Tutorials How to Enable or Disable Windows Firewall with Advanced Security MMC Snap-in You can use Windows Firewall with Advanced Security to help you protect the computers on your network. Windows Firewall with Advanced Security includes a stateful firewall that allows you to determine which network.

Update: @oldskool: Here is the debug process output: Sorry its a long output text. Questions first: • Can you find anything special in the Event Log? • Is computer Management working? • Is it possible that some software installation has added a defective MMC add-on?

EDIT A method for fixing the problem was suggested in: On the assumption that the part of your registry that deals with MMC snap-ins is corrupted, this method copies that registry part from a working computer (should have a similar setup to the problematic computer). • The registry key where the MMC snap-ins are situated is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft MMC SnapIns • In the working computer, use regedit to export SnapIns with all its sub-keys as a.reg file. (If you don't have access to a working computer, create a virtual machine.) • In the problematic computer, use regedit to backup SnapIns, then delete it • Import the exported.reg file to your problematic computer's registry (double-click on it is usually enough, otherwise use File / Import in regedit). I would also suggest as a precaution to create a system restore point before trying this method.

I also had the same problem. I tried replacing the blocked CompMgmtLauncher.exe with a known working CompMgmtLauncher.exe file from another win 7 x64 system, and still nothing would happen. I discovered that a third party shell extension was causing the problem.

To start with an existing snap-in, select Start, type the name of the.msc file you want to load (see table), and then press Enter. Default Windows 7 Snap-Ins Snap-In File Description Active X Control N/A Launches the Insert ActiveX Control Wizard, which enables you to choose an ActiveX control to display as a node. I haven't been able to find a good use for this one yet! Authorization Manager azman.msc Used by developers to set permissions on applications. Certificates certmgr.msc Enables you to browse the security certificates on your system. Component Services comexp.msc Enables you to view and work with Component Object Model (COM) services.