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- 20th October 2008 at 18:46 #43412
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When I attempt to refresh the Roles and Features Summary portions of the Server Manager I get the error “Unexpected error refreshing Server Manager; the component store has been corrupted. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80073712)”
I am running Windows Server 2008 Standard.
- 15th November 2008 at 15:47 #47446
First be sure you haven’t tried any Activation cracks on your OS. If you did, probably that is the problem. Otherwise, you can try to find a solution at the Microsoft Technet Forums in the Windows Server : Management section or create a thread there so other Microsoft Professionals can help you.
Good luck! 🙂
- 14th February 2009 at 00:48 #47447
I’m having this problem too. I just reinstalled Windows Server 2008 again after it was giving me some weird problems.
I’m starting to suspect my hard drive, which would suck royally.
- 1st November 2010 at 12:49 #47448
Hi guys,
I had exactly the same error as you explain but managed to solve by following the following post. Hope it helps.
- 21st December 2010 at 02:36 #47449
@jack Flash wrote:
When I attempt to refresh the Roles and Features Summary portions of the Server Manager I get the error “Unexpected error refreshing Server Manager; the component store has been corrupted. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80073712)”
I am running Windows Server 2008 Standard.
probably solution 1 :
Start-> run ( as admin ) : dcomcnfg.exe
make sure it looks like this here – if not, change settings like in this screen :
properties of “My Computer” in DCOM config ( Server manager uses distributed com )
reboot might required !
– Check also Services.msc that dcom and MSDTC ( Distributed Transaction Coordinator ) is enabled and set to automatic –
probably solution 2 :
also make sure that you have not set some incorrect values for refreshing of Server manager in gpedit.msc , if there is a manual timeout for refreshing given then set it to “not configured” and reboot.
Otherwise see MS Knowledgebase .. they have lots of private Hotfixes for Vista/2008 and Win7 available which you can request for free to be mailes to your email. ( Files that will go into the next SP but are not on Windows Update ) – its an automated solution, no MS employee will contact you . They do it this way so that not the average joe will run windows with unsupported files installed ( too much or wrong hotfixes can cause issues of cause .. its a support matter ) .
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