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Forum overview » Everything New Technology » Restart Disk Management Snap-in under Win2K sp3 (1/1)
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DeltaGamma
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2003-03-20 21:07:20
When I launch ComputerManagement and click the DiskManagement Tree item, I get
"An internal error has occurred. Please restart the disk management snap-in"
So I Run MMC, follow the instructions to add the DM snap-in, but:
1) On exiting MMC, with or without a save of the consol, and re-launching CM, same error
2) Even before exiting MMC, clicking on the newly created snap-in also causes the same error
... I have tried many permutations on this theme
Then I try the MS instruction in case of problems "use multiple adds", and then remove first instance
--> same result, "An internal ... please restart etc".
I would be grateful for any advice on how I can get the Disk Management snap-in to work again, and could this be something to do with a registry error?
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AlecStaar
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2003-03-20 21:33:52
"When I launch ComputerManagement and click the DiskManagement Tree item, I get
"An internal error has occurred. Please restart the disk management snap-in"
So I Run MMC, follow the instructions to add the DM snap-in, but:
1) On exiting MMC, with or without a save of the consol, and re-launching CM, same error
2) Even before exiting MMC, clicking on the newly created snap-in also causes the same error
... I have tried many permutations on this theme
Then I try the MS instruction in case of problems "use multiple adds", and then remove first instance
--> same result, "An internal ... please restart etc".
I would be grateful for any advice on how I can get the Disk Management snap-in to work again, and could this be something to do with a registry error?"
Try to run it BY ITSELF first...
Start Button-> Run Command -> diskmgmt.msc
* If it will not run BY ITSELF, you have a larger problem than MMC.exe not being able to leverage it...
EDIT PART -> I have seen Microsoft Management Console have problems when the TMP & TEMP environment variables are set wrong... e.g.- to a disk that does not exist or has insufficient space! You can check your TEMP & TMP variables & system-wide environment strings via the Control Panel, System Icon, Advanced Tab, Environment button... be sure it is set to a disk & folder that exists & has enough freespace on it!
APK
P.S.=> You're STILL running it via MMC.exe (Microsoft Management Console) but, this time, it's ALL by itself... running by all .msc files being associated with MMC.exe... apk
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DeltaGamma
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2003-03-21 22:19:54
Thanks for that, but no joy
1) Start Button-> Run Command -> diskmgmt.msc results with a quasi blank consol (eg. get main window, but now child windows and no functionality) and the same "snap-in" error message
2) Temp/Tmp are ok, they are on the C:\WinNT\Temp etc as they should be with "%SystemRoot%\TEMP" as the actual values, and plenty of free space.
??? what to do, have done boolean search on MS and web for this problem but no luck yet
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