To find out if the the WMI is broken, from the Run... command type "wmimgmt.msc" press the OK button. This will launch the WMI console, if you get an error message when doing this, there is a good chance that your WMI is broken.
There are two ways to repair this problem, perform in an place upgrade by reinstalling Windows from the Installation disk. You can also try to force the WINMGMT service to re-register itself:
- Open the command console, type "net stop winmgmt". When you get the warning that other services need to be stopped type 'Y' and continue.
- Open 'My Computer' and then go to the folder '%SystemRoot%\System32\WBEM\Repository' and delete that folder.
- Reboot your system.
- After you login, open the command console, and type the following commands in order:
- winmgmt /clearadap
- winmgmt /kill
- winmgmt /unregserver
- winmgmt /regserver
- winmgmt /resyncperf
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It worked for me....THANKS!
Before reinstalling XP you may also try to type the following into Run "rundll32 wbemupgd, UpgradeRepository" Type without exclamation marks and type exactly as shown as command is case sensitive.
I did this on my sony vaio in windows 7 but in the very first step when I typed "y" in commond console an error returned " Acceess denied" and I could not proceed to the next step. Can sombody help?
@Ali Mohammad Hekmat: Start the console windows "As Administrator", then it will work.
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Awesome..worked for me too (was about to re install windows)...thanks a lot
Thanks broh!! Worked perfectly! U sir, just saved me from lot of work!
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