Microsoft Management Console Encountered A Validation Error
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the host machine. I have only built the machine, and tried to load the Drivers. I say this due to the starting issue that upon the loading of the entire driver set, (for the MB, Seagate Harddrive, and Vid Card), I would get the BSOD. I identified that the Bluetooth driver was the issue. I then did not load the Bluetooth drivers for the MB on the 5th or so install of the 7 Ent os. (Tried Server 2k8 r2. Which is not compatible with the MB Drivers.) I have not received a single Update either. The Auto update feature claims that I am up to date. I do not believe this due to the fact that any fresh Install of any OS has about several decades of updates and reboots to go through. Upon trying the suggestions on the forum about turning off the IE Addons, the errors remain. Also the results of the sfc /scannow are copied below. My Questions I am seeking assistance on solving the Errors that have refused to leave me alone , to put it humorously and am asking for your insight and wisdom. Will you take a look?? Do I need to go to Win 7 Ent or Ult x64 that is not a Debug Checker version. Are there other Microsoft download Registery file checkers besides the MGA Diag tool that are freeware that I can use to check, for corrupted registry files. Or do I just need to take it to the stores (Fry’s and Microcenter) that recommended the equipment and have them just reload the software and allow them the headache of solving the error issue, by paying them to install the drivers and have ALL of the drivers work. (including the blue tooth) The Goal is to turn it into a Active Directory Server using Virtual Box with Server 2k8 R2 running in the virtual box environment. Errors and Results. There are a
for Help Receive Real-Time Help Create a Freelance Project Hire for a Full Time Job Ways to Get Help Ask a Question Ask for Help Receive Real-Time Help Create a Freelance Project Hire for a Full Time Job Ways to Get Help Expand Search Submit Close Search Login Join Today Products BackProducts Gigs Live Careers Vendor Services Groups Website Testing Store Headlines Experts Exchange > Questions > Unable to open Microsoft Management Console, crashes with error Want to Advertise Here? Solved Unable to open Microsoft Management Console, crashes with https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/c9269f85-d0f9-4ac9-aad2-18b845b3c0e9/validation-errors-with-new-install-of-w7-x64-ent-debug-checker-on-new-equipment?forum=w7itproappcompat error Posted on 2009-03-31 MS Server OS Windows XP 1 Verified Solution 9 Comments 2,155 Views Last Modified: 2013-11-21 I have installed the Admin Tools pack for Server 2003 on my Windows XP machine. This allows me to use admin features, most importantly the ability to manage active directory users and computers. Lately, I've encountered difficulty opening the Administrative Tools https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24280554/Unable-to-open-Microsoft-Management-Console-crashes-with-error.html --> Active Directory Users and Computers. It does not open and gives an error that "Microsoft Management Console has encountered an error and needs to close." Further details, such as error screen caps, are attached. Normally, when this occurs, restarting the computer has fixed the problem, but that has not worked today. I've restarted, uninstalled, restarted and reinstalled with no luck. Any thoughts or suggestions? mmc-doc.doc 0 Question by:KIP Help Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google LVL 23 Best Solution byAdmin3k http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=61FC1C66-06F2-463C-82A2-CF20902FFAE0&displaylang=en please install it ,,let us see if the issue persists. Go to Solution 9 Comments LVL 15 Overall: Level 15 Windows XP 7 MS Server OS 1 Message Expert Comment by:greyknight172009-03-31 Did you try the following listed in the Microsoft Knowledgebase: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/867783 There seems to be a fix for it. 0 Message Author Comment by:KIP Help2009-03-31 I'm not sure this is applicable to my issue. I don't set any policies or edit any files. I only open the application so that I may have access to users and computers for when accounts are locked ou
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OneLogin, restart the AD Connector Service using the domain service account. If the problem persists, do the following: Select Start. Run the following Console.exe command based upon your file location. C:\Program Files (x86)OneLogin, Inc\OneLogin Active Directory Connector\console.exe > consoledoc.txt Submit the console document results to your OneLogin support team. If you have installed the Active Directory Connector on Windows Server 2003 and are having issues connecting with the following error 'Received an unexpected EOF or 0 bytes from the transport stream.' Ensure that the required hot fixes from Microsoft are installed: KB 938397 KB 948963 KB 968730 Authentication/Login Issues (including invalid username/passwords) If you are encountering issues with signing into your OneLogin account, try the following: Confirm credentials (both in Active Directory and OneLogin - first name, last name, email, password) Confirm no duplicate users are in OneLogin for users experience issue.Duplicate users without emails can cause authentication issues. Confirm the Active Directory connector is connected. Check if the Active Directory token is correct: Regedit > HKLocalMachine > Software > WOW64 > OneLogin > Active Directory Restart AD Connector if the token was incorrect. Syncing Issues If you are encountering issues with users not syncing between OneLogin and Active Directory, try the following: Confirm that the Active Directory Connector is Connected within OneLogin. Confirm that the user is in an Organizational Unit that OneLogin has privileges to View and Read/Write Passwords Check for Exceptions in OneLogin - under Activities > Events. Confirm the Active Directory Connector has been granted access to the target Domain/Organizational Unit. Check the Active Directory log for Errors - specify by Domain Name information: Version 3.x
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