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Take a look here:<br />
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How do i make MMC create snap-in for Group Policy Object Editor:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23870828/How-do-i-make-MMC-create-snap-in-for-Group-Policy-Object-Editor.html?cid=238&anchorAnswerId=22874306#a22874306" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23870828/How-do-i-make-MMC-create-snap-in-for-Group-Policy-Object-Editor.html?cid=238&anchorAnswerId=22874306#a22874306</a>
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Take a look here:

How do i make MMC create snap-in for Group Policy Object Editor:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23870828/How-do-i-make-MMC-create-snap-in-for-Group-Policy-Object-Editor.html?cid=238&anchorAnswerId=22874306#a22874306 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23870828/How-do-i-make-MMC-create-snap-in-for-Group-Policy-Object-Editor.html?cid=238&anchorAnswerId=22874306#a22874306]

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actually what I am looking for is this. &nbsp;I have a prebuilt mmc that list servers that i can rdp to, and that error is on the right pane window and not allowing the list to show up. &nbsp; i am on an xp machine. &nbsp;i dont want to do any GPO mmc.
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actually what I am looking for is this.  I have a prebuilt mmc that list servers that i can rdp to, and that error is on the right pane window and not allowing the list to show up.   i am on an xp machine.  i dont want to do any GPO mmc.

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I have a custom mmc that RDP to some servers. &nbsp;When I click to expand the list, the right pane window shows the error, &quot;mmc could not create the snap-in&quot;. &nbsp;any ideas?
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I have a custom mmc that RDP to some servers.  When I click to expand the list, the right pane window shows the error, "mmc could not create the snap-in".  any ideas?

Windows XP SP3 - MMC Could not create snap-in

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