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In Reply to: RE: How to edit registry to access disk manager posted by seger on March 25, 2009 at 14:27:30
I cannot access Services, as I said, so I can't do what you suggest. That is the problem. I have tried every way I can think of but still cannot get to Services to make changes.
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Maybe corruption in Windows. services.msc file is in system32 folder. If you can't open it with Run > services.msc, you could go to system32 folder and see if it runs from there.
It won't run either of those ways.
How inconvenient! You don't want to go to registry every time to alter services. Try to find an expert solution to opening services.msc via google. In the meantime, if you want to start DCOM this once, go to HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DcomLaunch and set the Start line value to 2
This should change it to Automatic and it starts itself on reboot - but this is at your own risk, as you clearly have a system problem. I would try things for a while, but be prepared for a system rebuild as the final solution.
Thanks. I will try this tomorrow after I let someone hear my setup, since it may be offline when I do, as you warned. I too see a reinstall in my future. It would help to know how to turn on Logical disk manager Service as well, if as theob suggested it is off.
disk manager is in same place - "dmadmin" - set it to 3 for manual, (4 is disabled)
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