Cannot open Hyper-V - server 2012R2
When opening Hyper-V Manager I get
"mmc cannot open the file c /windows/system32/virtgmt.
Logged in a domain administrator. User account in control panel shows it in the administrator group.
Any idea how to fix that?
Thanks
Karl
"mmc cannot open the file c /windows/system32/virtgmt.
Logged in a domain administrator. User account in control panel shows it in the administrator group.
Any idea how to fix that?
Thanks
Karl
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I strongly believe the one with regsvr32
I am glad it worked out
Please close the question
I am glad it worked out
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Thank you very much
Karl