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Hi 1902software,<br />
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there is a KB Article for this sort of problem it only takes care of unloading the orphaned snap-in<br />
source: <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=297064" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=297064</a><br />
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that's probably part of the solution not sure, but if you still miss an item in the management console i would reinstall the tools for SQL 2000. after that its all registered correctly again<br />
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hope this helps a bit<br />
bruintje
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Hi 1902software,

there is a KB Article for this sort of problem it only takes care of unloading the orphaned snap-in
source: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=297064 [http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=297064]

that's probably part of the solution not sure, but if you still miss an item in the management console i would reinstall the tools for SQL 2000. after that its all registered correctly again

hope this helps a bit
bruintje

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thanks bruintje. but I already found the solution<br />
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<a href="http://www.kbalertz.com/914157/Error.message.Server.Enterprise.Manager.after.uninstall.Server.Backward.Compatibility.failed.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.kbalertz.com/914157/Error.message.Server.Enterprise.Manager.after.uninstall.Server.Backward.Compatibility.failed.aspx</a><br />
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thanks bruintje. but I already found the solution

http://www.kbalertz.com/914157/Error.message.Server.Enterprise.Manager.after.uninstall.Server.Backward.Compatibility.failed.aspx [http://www.kbalertz.com/914157/Error.message.Server.Enterprise.Manager.after.uninstall.Server.Backward.Compatibility.failed.aspx]



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ok, good to know :)<br />
you could ask a q in community support to close this question and have a refund
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ok, good to know :)
you could ask a q in community support to close this question and have a refund

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oh yes. I forgot about ihat. I forgot where to post that request too. Anyway if I can do it here, then I request that this question be closed and the points refunded.
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oh yes. I forgot about ihat. I forgot where to post that request too. Anyway if I can do it here, then I request that this question be closed and the points refunded.

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We installed sql 2005 together with sql 2000. After uninstalling sql 2005, we get this error when opening Enterprise Manager:<br />
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Snap-in failed to initialize.<br />
Name: &lt;unknown&gt;<br />
CLSID: {00100100-1816-11d0-8ef5-o<wbr />oaaoo62c58<wbr />f}<br />
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I already this <a href="http://dbforums.com/t520924.html" rel="ugc">http://dbforums.com/t520924.html</a>&nbsp;but still has not worked.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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We installed sql 2005 together with sql 2000. After uninstalling sql 2005, we get this error when opening Enterprise Manager:

Snap-in failed to initialize.
Name: <unknown>
CLSID: {00100100-1816-11d0-8ef5-ooaaoo62c58f}

I already this http://dbforums.com/t520924.html but still has not worked.

Thanks

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