Troubleshoot errors that MMC cannot open an. msc file

An error occurred while using *.msc files such as Disk Defragmenter, Computer Management, Device Manager, and so on in the Windows System (version above Windows 2000):

The Microsoft Management Console could not open the file: *.msc.

This may be because the file does not exist, is not an MMC console, or is created with a later version of MMC. It may also be because you do not have sufficient permissions to access this file.

For example, when you open Disk Defragmenter (Dfrg.msc) in your system, you are prompted to

Method One:

It is recommended that you first check to see if you can open the console by running input MMC, and if it succeeds, you can use MMC to open the Kaspersky Management Control tool. If you can't open it, the MMC control is likely to have a problem.

Repair method:

1. Registration component: Enter regsvr32 c:windowssystem32msxml3.dll in Start-run

2. Patching: Determine if you are playing a system-wide patch, it is recommended to upgrade the MMC control to version 3.0.

3. Reinstall: After the good management tool is backed up, overwrite the installation management tool or reinstall the management tool (but this method may not be resolved if the system itself is having problems).

4. Logging: Take a look at Microsoft's Event Viewer, enter Eventvwr.msc in the beginning-run, check Kaspersky's problem log, or upload the local system log.

Method Two:

is to manage this server remotely by installing management tools on another PC.

Method Three:

The "permission" issue was first excluded because I used the computer administrator account. Before that, it is normal to use any *.msc file.

After a search, there are the following solutions:

1, using the system's own system file Check tool, that is, in CMD or "run" in the input Sfc/scannow command, from the Windows installation CD using the original file cover the problem of the system files.

2, check the *.msc file associated with the MMC.exe file in Folder Options.

3, re-register the Msxml3.dll dynamic link library (MSXML parser), which is to enter regsvr32 c:windowssystem32msxml3.dll in CMD or "run" environments.

4, repair the devmgmt.msc and devmgmt.dll two files from the Windows installation CD. You can use the Expand command: Expand cd:i386devmgmt.ms_%systemroot%system32devmgmt.msc Expand cd:i386devmgr.dl_%systemroot% System32devmgr.dll to illustrate, the CD represents the drive name where the Windows installation CD is located.

5, reinstall the Microsft XML Parser 3.0 provided on the Microsoft Web site. On the Downloads page, Microsoft also provides some information about MSXML.

In fact, all of the above methods have succeeded in re-register the. msc file type in the system. This problem is mostly due to the uninstall of a software or the use of certain features or mistakenly deleted or incorrectly modified. MSC registration information.