mmc.exe - Application Unable to Start (0xc0000102)
When i'm trying to run anything from the MMC or any MSC related apps in my local account (An Administrator), all i get is an error : The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000102)., and if i do try running mmc.exe, all i get is a Blank MMC, and the taskbar name "Console1". But if i do try running it thru an elevated CMD, i can start them fine (Example: compmgmt.msc). I have tried running SFC, DISM, and chkdsk /f /r, but they all do return a "normal" answer (all is fine).
Steps Reproduced:
SFC/ SCANNOW: no integrity violations
DISM: all is good
chkdsk/f /r - initially what caused the problems in MMC, and other areas of the laptop. I ran a chkdsk command from my laptop when it suddenly caused a bootloop. (Stuck in Preparing Startup Repair)
regsvr32 msxml.dll/msxml2.dll.msxml3.dll: msxml and msxml2 not found in sys32 folder. only msxml3.
Workarounds:
1. Start .msc's from Elevated CMD
Other related Problems Found:
- Missing MSXML and MSXML2. (but sfc and dism still does not recognize these problems)
Is there any fix to these problems? Aside from a full reset (a last resort)?
windows-10 mmc
asked Dec 6 at 16:58
Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
33
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When i'm trying to run anything from the MMC or any MSC related apps in my local account (An Administrator), all i get is an error : The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000102)., and if i do try running mmc.exe, all i get is a Blank MMC, and the taskbar name "Console1". But if i do try running it thru an elevated CMD, i can start them fine (Example: compmgmt.msc). I have tried running SFC, DISM, and chkdsk /f /r, but they all do return a "normal" answer (all is fine).
Steps Reproduced:
SFC/ SCANNOW: no integrity violations
DISM: all is good
chkdsk/f /r - initially what caused the problems in MMC, and other areas of the laptop. I ran a chkdsk command from my laptop when it suddenly caused a bootloop. (Stuck in Preparing Startup Repair)
regsvr32 msxml.dll/msxml2.dll.msxml3.dll: msxml and msxml2 not found in sys32 folder. only msxml3.
Workarounds:
1. Start .msc's from Elevated CMD
Other related Problems Found:
- Missing MSXML and MSXML2. (but sfc and dism still does not recognize these problems)
Is there any fix to these problems? Aside from a full reset (a last resort)?
windows-10 mmc
asked Dec 6 at 16:58
Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
33
Do they work correctly for other user accounts? How about from yours, only in Safe Mode? If you were having disk errors, then a reset is probably your best bet (after ensuring the disk is OK and/or replaced), as based on what's here, it sounds like it's a permissions problem (possibly ACL corruption caused by disk errors), and those are usually REALLY hard to find (to correct).
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Dec 6 at 17:52
It sounds like the application is not having access to some resource. Could it be that you installed a new .NET Framework? Maybe some files changed ownership
– dmb
Dec 6 at 18:42
Or have you uninstalled the .NET Framework?
– harrymc
Dec 6 at 20:55
as an addition to the launching of administrative tools on an elevated cmd, they will also work in their normal way of launching (Win+X; Searching the tools) IF i turn off UAC
– Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
Dec 7 at 5:50
add a comment |
When i'm trying to run anything from the MMC or any MSC related apps in my local account (An Administrator), all i get is an error : The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000102)., and if i do try running mmc.exe, all i get is a Blank MMC, and the taskbar name "Console1". But if i do try running it thru an elevated CMD, i can start them fine (Example: compmgmt.msc). I have tried running SFC, DISM, and chkdsk /f /r, but they all do return a "normal" answer (all is fine).
Steps Reproduced:
SFC/ SCANNOW: no integrity violations
DISM: all is good
chkdsk/f /r - initially what caused the problems in MMC, and other areas of the laptop. I ran a chkdsk command from my laptop when it suddenly caused a bootloop. (Stuck in Preparing Startup Repair)
regsvr32 msxml.dll/msxml2.dll.msxml3.dll: msxml and msxml2 not found in sys32 folder. only msxml3.
Workarounds:
1. Start .msc's from Elevated CMD
Other related Problems Found:
- Missing MSXML and MSXML2. (but sfc and dism still does not recognize these problems)
Is there any fix to these problems? Aside from a full reset (a last resort)?
windows-10 mmc
asked Dec 6 at 16:58
Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
33
When i'm trying to run anything from the MMC or any MSC related apps in my local account (An Administrator), all i get is an error : The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000102)., and if i do try running mmc.exe, all i get is a Blank MMC, and the taskbar name "Console1". But if i do try running it thru an elevated CMD, i can start them fine (Example: compmgmt.msc). I have tried running SFC, DISM, and chkdsk /f /r, but they all do return a "normal" answer (all is fine).
Steps Reproduced:
SFC/ SCANNOW: no integrity violations
DISM: all is good
chkdsk/f /r - initially what caused the problems in MMC, and other areas of the laptop. I ran a chkdsk command from my laptop when it suddenly caused a bootloop. (Stuck in Preparing Startup Repair)
regsvr32 msxml.dll/msxml2.dll.msxml3.dll: msxml and msxml2 not found in sys32 folder. only msxml3.
Workarounds:
1. Start .msc's from Elevated CMD
Other related Problems Found:
- Missing MSXML and MSXML2. (but sfc and dism still does not recognize these problems)
Is there any fix to these problems? Aside from a full reset (a last resort)?
windows-10 mmc
windows-10 mmc
asked Dec 6 at 16:58
Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
33
asked Dec 6 at 16:58
Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
33
asked Dec 6 at 16:58
Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
33
asked Dec 6 at 16:58
Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
33
asked Dec 6 at 16:58
Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
33
33
Do they work correctly for other user accounts? How about from yours, only in Safe Mode? If you were having disk errors, then a reset is probably your best bet (after ensuring the disk is OK and/or replaced), as based on what's here, it sounds like it's a permissions problem (possibly ACL corruption caused by disk errors), and those are usually REALLY hard to find (to correct).
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Dec 6 at 17:52
It sounds like the application is not having access to some resource. Could it be that you installed a new .NET Framework? Maybe some files changed ownership
– dmb
Dec 6 at 18:42
Or have you uninstalled the .NET Framework?
– harrymc
Dec 6 at 20:55
as an addition to the launching of administrative tools on an elevated cmd, they will also work in their normal way of launching (Win+X; Searching the tools) IF i turn off UAC
– Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
Dec 7 at 5:50
add a comment |
Do they work correctly for other user accounts? How about from yours, only in Safe Mode? If you were having disk errors, then a reset is probably your best bet (after ensuring the disk is OK and/or replaced), as based on what's here, it sounds like it's a permissions problem (possibly ACL corruption caused by disk errors), and those are usually REALLY hard to find (to correct).
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Dec 6 at 17:52
It sounds like the application is not having access to some resource. Could it be that you installed a new .NET Framework? Maybe some files changed ownership
– dmb
Dec 6 at 18:42
Or have you uninstalled the .NET Framework?
– harrymc
Dec 6 at 20:55
as an addition to the launching of administrative tools on an elevated cmd, they will also work in their normal way of launching (Win+X; Searching the tools) IF i turn off UAC
– Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
Dec 7 at 5:50
Do they work correctly for other user accounts? How about from yours, only in Safe Mode? If you were having disk errors, then a reset is probably your best bet (after ensuring the disk is OK and/or replaced), as based on what's here, it sounds like it's a permissions problem (possibly ACL corruption caused by disk errors), and those are usually REALLY hard to find (to correct).
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Dec 6 at 17:52
Do they work correctly for other user accounts? How about from yours, only in Safe Mode? If you were having disk errors, then a reset is probably your best bet (after ensuring the disk is OK and/or replaced), as based on what's here, it sounds like it's a permissions problem (possibly ACL corruption caused by disk errors), and those are usually REALLY hard to find (to correct).
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Dec 6 at 17:52
It sounds like the application is not having access to some resource. Could it be that you installed a new .NET Framework? Maybe some files changed ownership
– dmb
Dec 6 at 18:42
It sounds like the application is not having access to some resource. Could it be that you installed a new .NET Framework? Maybe some files changed ownership
– dmb
Dec 6 at 18:42
Or have you uninstalled the .NET Framework?
– harrymc
Dec 6 at 20:55
Or have you uninstalled the .NET Framework?
– harrymc
Dec 6 at 20:55
as an addition to the launching of administrative tools on an elevated cmd, they will also work in their normal way of launching (Win+X; Searching the tools) IF i turn off UAC
– Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
Dec 7 at 5:50
as an addition to the launching of administrative tools on an elevated cmd, they will also work in their normal way of launching (Win+X; Searching the tools) IF i turn off UAC
– Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
Dec 7 at 5:50
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Do they work correctly for other user accounts? How about from yours, only in Safe Mode? If you were having disk errors, then a reset is probably your best bet (after ensuring the disk is OK and/or replaced), as based on what's here, it sounds like it's a permissions problem (possibly ACL corruption caused by disk errors), and those are usually REALLY hard to find (to correct).
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
Dec 6 at 17:52
It sounds like the application is not having access to some resource. Could it be that you installed a new .NET Framework? Maybe some files changed ownership
– dmb
Dec 6 at 18:42
Or have you uninstalled the .NET Framework?
– harrymc
Dec 6 at 20:55
as an addition to the launching of administrative tools on an elevated cmd, they will also work in their normal way of launching (Win+X; Searching the tools) IF i turn off UAC
– Ivan Aldwin A. Cristobal
Dec 7 at 5:50