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Local Security Settings error

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when i try to open Local Security Settings in Administrative Tools

it gives me a error:

Snapin-module could not be initiated

Name:<unknown>

Class-ID:{8FC0B734-A0E1-11D1-A7D3-0000F87571E3}

whats missing? i have used the guide that removes things from the cd but only a few

System Restore, Remote Desktop Connection, and maby something more i will look in to it more tomorrow it getting really late now

does anyone know how to fix it? :rolleyes:

it would help alot

if noone knows i will have to try to remove one thing and then test and continue to do so until i find what component i cant remove. :)

btw if something looks strage its because im running a swedish os and i did a bad translation :D

well according to http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=271135 it sounds like the dll is missing for {011BE22D-E453-11D1-945A-00C04FB984F9}. In regedit i see the file is wsecedit.dll. If i understand this right, make sure the file exists and extract a new copy. SFC /scannow. Worst comes to worst just reinstall windows. Or try google.

-gosh

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im running vmware to test and im installing there so i cant look things up on that right now, but i did a search in regedit (on my pc where its working) and found som dll so im going too look in to what component that removes

%SystemRoot%\System32\GPEdit.dll i just hope its the right one :)

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