While it is possible to work around this by stopping the dependent services manually or even editing the registry so that nothing is dependent on this (as I have seen suggested else where) there is a much easier solution.ġ. However sometimes this fails with this error:Ĭ:\Users\adminuser>Winmgmt /resetrepositoryĭescription: A stop control has been sent to a service that other running services are dependent on. The command to reset the WMI repository must be run in an admin / elevated command prompt: Generally resetting the WMI is a last resort and should only be tried when you have tried all other options. Use Exeinfo PE and PEiD to identify executable filetypesĬonst $licensedir = $docsdir & "third-party\"Ĭonst $sUpdater = & "\UniExtractUpdater.exe"Ĭonst $sUpdaterNoAdmin = & "\UniExtractUpdater_NoAdmin.exe"Ĭonst $sEnglishLangFile = & "\English.ini"Ĭonst $sLogoFile = $iconsdir & "uniextract.png"Ĭonst $sRegExAscii = "(?i)(?m)^[\w\Q Const $cmd = & ' /d /k ' Keep command prompt open for debuggingĬonst $cmd = & "\system32\cmd.Recently I have found myself in a position where I have needed to reset WMI to resolve various problems such as SCCM client failing to install/detect and disappearing cluster namespaces. Use Unix File Tool and TrID to determine filetype License: GNU General Public License v2 ()
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