COM+ problem

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Hi
I try to install a programm on my windows Xp pro Sp1 and everytime i receive
error message.
When i see event viewer i find these errors about COM+ event Id 4822 and
4444 in application and 7034 and 7031 in system.
I try to find solutions about it but the only solution that i find it's the
probably my Hd is broken.
Any idea to help me.
Tia Pupo
 
Pupo said:
Hi
I try to install a programm on my windows Xp pro Sp1 and everytime i receive
error message.
When i see event viewer i find these errors about COM+ event Id 4822 and
4444 in application and 7034 and 7031 in system.
I try to find solutions about it but the only solution that i find it's the
probably my Hd is broken.
Any idea to help me.
Tia Pupo
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Microsoft COM (Component Object Model) technology in the Microsoft Windows-family of Operating Systems enables software components to communicate. COM is used by developers to create re-usable software components, link components together to build applications, and take advantage of Windows services. The family of COM technologies includes COM+, Distributed COM (DCOM) and ActiveX® Controls.

For one, you should download all your updates and should have SP2 and not SP1. Microsoft will not give you any support unless you have SP2. I don't know what the deadline is or if it happened already. You might be having this problem due to an unsupported program or SP1.

http://search.microsoft.com/search/...s&st=b&na=82&qu=event+Id+7034++7031+in+system. follow this link for the other errors. I believe you have more than one problem going on. My personal opinion though is you need to update your pc.
 
Does it do this when installing any program...or just a certain one? It could
be bad sectors/blocks on your hard drive. There was also a rollup update
after SP1 that has to do with COM+ but I don't think it will fix your
problem. Plus it's not available without contacting MS I believe. Here is an
address to the article though:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317926/EN-US/
Is there some reason you are not running SP2? Maybe updating to SP2 may fix
it.
 
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