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jaredfaulkner,<br />
Which .msc file are you using to start with? If you're just loading MMC, there are no snapins added by default.<br />
Ken<br />

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jaredfaulkner,
Which .msc file are you using to start with? If you're just loading MMC, there are no snapins added by default.
Ken


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I'm using my own MMC (jfadmin.msc), with a large assortment of my most-commonly used snap-ins enabled. I want to be able to move snap-ins up and down in the treeview on the left.
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I'm using my own MMC (jfadmin.msc), with a large assortment of my most-commonly used snap-ins enabled. I want to be able to move snap-ins up and down in the treeview on the left.

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I've played around with trying to edit the MMC console with notepad to reorganize them but have been unsuccessfull so far. &nbsp;I'm hoping for an answer as well.
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I've played around with trying to edit the MMC console with notepad to reorganize them but have been unsuccessfull so far.  I'm hoping for an answer as well.

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Is it possible to reorder the snap-ins in the Microsoft Management Console without recreating the console from scratch? I would like the ability to add and remove snap-ins in the order I choose.
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Is it possible to reorder the snap-ins in the Microsoft Management Console without recreating the console from scratch? I would like the ability to add and remove snap-ins in the order I choose.

MMC - Possible to reorder snap-ins in the Microsoft Management Console?

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