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Posted by Jason on June 8, 2007, 10:09 am
Please log in for more thread options What I'm saying is that nobody should have to pay for it. If they put out
crap software, we shouldn't have to pay for a fix!
I see a maintenance plan as paying for solutions to business problems and
software upgrades - not fixes to problems and bugs that shouldn't have
existed in the first place...
> Those of us that pay for the content should be the ones that have access
> to it, no one else. The reason we pay for it is to be able to solve
> problems that may arise. Why should someone who thinks the maintenance
> isn't worth paying for get it for free when the rest of us paid for it?
> Only those of us paying for it should have access until they make these
> articles available to everyone for free, which isn't going to happen.
> Craig
> I have never had success with this, but I agree that it is definitely
> worth a try before uninstall/reinstall.
>
> One thing I always found bizarre is that Microsoft wants to hide the
> solution to a problem with thier software. Doing something with MS
> software on a MS operating system corrupts another MS product's ability to
> run... and they want to hide the solution.
>
> I have a mind to just post the article here. Does anyone who pays for this
> content really care if the rest of the world knows?
>
> Jason,
>
> I've fixed this many times with either the KB article here;
> http://tinyurl.com/yaxnc2 or by running a repair of RMS.
>
> One program I ran into recently that whacked RMS out was Thunderbird.
>
> --
>
> Jeff
> Check Point Software
>
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> Had this many times before. Something in your MSDE installation got
> overwritten probably.
>
> If this is your server computer, BACK UP your data - manually if you have
> to. I can't stress this enough. You will need to restore your database
> later... I would actualyl find the .mdf and .ldf files themselves and back
> them up. Search this forum to get previous threads on this. If this is
> just
> a POS or back office computer, no worries. Just follow the directions
> below.
>
> From Control Panel/Add Remove Programs:
>
> - Remove RMS
> - Remove MSDE
>
> Restart computer
>
> - Reinstall MSDE (it will do it automatically if it is not found during
> RMS
> installation)
> - Reinstall RMS
>
>
> It seems that some software installations, including Windows Updates and
> other Microsoft software installations, corrupt part of the MSDE
> configuration or files. This is the only procedure I have found to correct
> the problem. You might find posts about re-registering dll files, but this
> has never worked for me.
>
> Good luck!
>
>
>> Runtime error 429 Active X component can't create object, this message
>> keeps
>> appearing twice and I can't run RMS Manager and POS only Administrator. I
>> tried to reinstalled RMS and the Epson OPOS but still appears this
>> message
>> and can't get logged.
>
>
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