Version 14.3
Revision: 34 Build 12
Fix Error: 10002 – Access denied attempting to launch a DCOM Server
Introduction: when I was at work, the administrator had a problem with his “DCOM Server”.
It was a disaster for other staff, as it distracts their work. So I decided to take over and sort this problem out! After the repair, I use my other tools to locate the problems and record it for future references…
Event Type: Error
Event ID: 10002
Description: The Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) server that is failing to launch is Machine Debug Manager. This occurs because “Machine Debug Manager” requires sufficient DCOM permissions.
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1.] Navigate to “Command Prompt” by clicking: Start >> Run >> Type: cmd
2.] Inside the command box, you’ll need to type in: “dcomcnfg.exe” (without the quotes).
After that, just hit enter to execute “Component Services”.
3.] Extend the “Console Root” directory by clicking: Component Services >> Computers >> Right click: My Computer >> Properties >> COM Security tab.
4.] Under “Launch and Activation Permissions”, click “Edit Default” and remove the “IWAM account”.
5.] Add it back with ‘full’ permission.
6.] Exit “Component Services” and reboot your computer…
7.] Check your Event Log for any 10002 errors.
8.] Done!
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Version: 3.44
Revision: 45 Build 12
Fix missing taskbar for Windows XP.
Introduction: Have you ever wonder where your taskbar had gone?
Well…there is a short fix for this!
1.] Launch the registry editor.
Click Start >> Run >> Type: regedit
Warning: Please backup your registry before you try to change any of the string value.
3.] Inside the registry library, navigate yourself to a folder called: StuckRects or StuckRects 2.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StuckRects
4.] Delete the following folder and reboot your computer.
Your taskbar has been restored, it should work normally…
Notes: When you restart Windows, the deleted key should regenerate.
