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The specified module could not be found. User Accounts
This is a "fresh" install of Windows Media Center.
I did it directly from the recovery DVD, system is up to date.
I was trying to change the way users log in to the computer and I get a message box.
Title: User Accounts
Message: The specified module could not be found.
With an ok button.
I get the same message if I click on the users main window on the links, User Accounts, User account types and Switching types.
Any idea is welcome.
Thanks.
I did it directly from the recovery DVD, system is up to date.
I was trying to change the way users log in to the computer and I get a message box.
Title: User Accounts
Message: The specified module could not be found.
With an ok button.
I get the same message if I click on the users main window on the links, User Accounts, User account types and Switching types.
Any idea is welcome.
Thanks.
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Ok, I downloaded and executed the file but it's not working.
I get an error message from Windows Script Host.
Line 11
Char 1
Error The specified module could not be found
Code 8007007E
Source (null)
I get an error message from Windows Script Host.
Line 11
Char 1
Error The specified module could not be found
Code 8007007E
Source (null)
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thanks Andy for the advice. The script didn't worked but it was a good guide.
glad I could help! :)
How'd you find that solution?
How'd you find that solution?
ASKER
Before running the script you suggested I right clicked on it and click edit.
I wanted to see what the script was going to do.
When I executed the file and got the error I decided to do the same thing the script was going to do by hand.
So, there you go.
I wanted to see what the script was going to do.
When I executed the file and got the error I decided to do the same thing the script was going to do by hand.
So, there you go.
derp...I didn't put 2+2 together and see what commands you ran. yeah, first few lines of the script call up those 3 commands.
ASKER
Do you trust this website?
And yes, I have used this disk before.