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R. C. White
Hi, Mike.
You already have the instructions, but they may be hard to understand if you
haven't done this sort of thing before.
Click Start | Run... A Run window will pop up with a box labeled Open:.
Type that single line:
regsvr32 %SystemRoot%\system32\mmcndmgr.dll
into that box and click OK. Easier than typing the line, just copy'n'paste
it; that way, you won't make a typo that might be a nuisance or might be
serious. For example, I had to go back and add a space between the 2 and
the % because it was missing from the original line and kept the command
from running.
That line runs the program "regsvr32", Registering the mmcndmgr.dll (Dynamic
Link Library) file, which is located in the system32 subdirectory of the
folder that is the %SystemRoot% folder for your computer. My %SystemRoot%
is D:\WinNT; yours is probably C:\Windows; whichever it is, that variable
name will find it on whatever system it is running on and use it.
RC
You already have the instructions, but they may be hard to understand if you
haven't done this sort of thing before.
Click Start | Run... A Run window will pop up with a box labeled Open:.
Type that single line:
regsvr32 %SystemRoot%\system32\mmcndmgr.dll
into that box and click OK. Easier than typing the line, just copy'n'paste
it; that way, you won't make a typo that might be a nuisance or might be
serious. For example, I had to go back and add a space between the 2 and
the % because it was missing from the original line and kept the command
from running.
That line runs the program "regsvr32", Registering the mmcndmgr.dll (Dynamic
Link Library) file, which is located in the system32 subdirectory of the
folder that is the %SystemRoot% folder for your computer. My %SystemRoot%
is D:\WinNT; yours is probably C:\Windows; whichever it is, that variable
name will find it on whatever system it is running on and use it.
RC