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ProductsHomearound the homeproductivityHow to Fix a DCOM ErrorHow to Fix a DCOM ErrorBy Ken BurnsideMicrosoft uses the Distributed Component Object Model as a method to allow client-side (or local) applications to transmit and request data on a server. It is an integrated part of Windows, and is used by most Windows applications that connect to a dcom error 10005 network, including the Internet. It's used to perform silent authentications (sending login credentials dcom error 10010 with cached information) and to get live data updates for things like stock tickers and push notifications on applications. A dcom errors 10009 large number of DCOM errors are the result of out-of-date login credentials, which return a "connection timed out" error message -- or, if no error message shows up, a browser or other networked dcom error 10016 application giving an "unable to load content" message.Step 1Log in to your computer with an administrator-level account.Step 2Open the Start screen, click the "Apps" icon and then enter "Component Services" into the search box. Press "Enter." Windows will start the Component Services Snap-In application, which is part of the Microsoft Management Console framework. The application will have a pane of options on the left-hand side.Step 3Double-click "Component
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Services," then navigate to "Computers," then "My Computer," then "DCOM Config" and finally "Microsoft Windows Remote Shell Host." Right-click "Microsoft Windows Remote Shell Host" and select "Properties" from the context-menu. A window will appear.Step 4Click the check box next to "Enable Distributed COM on this computer." Turn them off, click "OK" and turn them back on again, clicking "OK" a second time.Step 5Check to see if this has resolved your issue. If it hasn't, there is a chance that the DCOM problem will resolve itself with a full system reboot after this procedure.Tips & WarningsBecause DCOM works over a network connection, the problem with DCOM may be with the implementation of the components on the other end of the connection. If the above procedure does not resolve your problem, contact your server administrator for the application that's generating errors.Disabling DCOM and leaving it disabled makes it extremely likely that you'll have problems with network-enabled applications.References & ResourcesMicrosoft Technet: Enable or Disable DCOMRelatedGrandpa Needs a New Cell PhoneProductivityWaterproof Your Tech: Stay Dry, My FriendsProductivityOddly Specific Wearable Gadgets at CES 2016ProductivityImprove Your Home's Wi-Fi Signal With These Router TipsProductivityHow to Track a Cell Phone and Show its LocationProductivityHOW WE SCOREAB
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The Long Path to ContentDeployment → Fixing those pesky DCOM event log error 10016 in a SharePoint farmenvironment 16 Apr 2007 46 Comments I'm responsible for a couple https://soerennielsen.wordpress.com/2007/04/16/fixing-those-pesky-dcom-event-log-error-10016-in-a-sharepoint-farm-environment/ of SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) farms where all SharePoint servers showed the following error in the system event log: Event Type: Error Event Source: DCOM Event Category: None Event ID: 10016 Date: 1/17/2007 Time: 4:31:48 AM User: