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Try this<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22653015/Snap-In-Failed-To-Initialise-tscc-msc.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22653015/Snap-In-Failed-To-Initialise-tscc-msc.html</a>
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Try this

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22653015/Snap-In-Failed-To-Initialise-tscc-msc.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22653015/Snap-In-Failed-To-Initialise-tscc-msc.html]

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thx sgsm81,<br />
<br />
This I already try and is stil, not working, in fact the problem is that the terminal server role is not there after rebboting the server, is like if the server dont want to accept this role.<br />
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Regards
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thx sgsm81,

This I already try and is stil, not working, in fact the problem is that the terminal server role is not there after rebboting the server, is like if the server dont want to accept this role.

Regards

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Entirely re-installing terminal server OS
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Entirely re-installing terminal server OS

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Hi experts,<br />
<br />
I juste install a new 2003 server enterprise, the goal is to activate with our SPLA the temrinal server function.<br />
1) go to server role then I add terminal server role, &nbsp;<br />
2) The server &nbsp;is restarting<br />
3) when I login I get the error message &quot;Error loading %windir%system32\tscc.dll,<wbr /> the specified module could not be found.<br />
4) I check the server role, then there is no termianl server<br />
<br />
Thx by advance for your help
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Hi experts,

I juste install a new 2003 server enterprise, the goal is to activate with our SPLA the temrinal server function.
1) go to server role then I add terminal server role,  
2) The server  is restarting
3) when I login I get the error message "Error loading %windir%system32\tscc.dll, the specified module could not be found.
4) I check the server role, then there is no termianl server

Thx by advance for your help

Cannot activate Terminal server role

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Windows Server 2003

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