Microsoft management console snap-in failed to initialize

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Microsoft Management console Snap in failed to initialize. Forums Software Windows Legacy. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Previous Next. Guest Guest. Archived from groups: microsoft. I first of all forgot how to get to the group policy editor. But When I go to control panel, administrative tools, Group policy management.

WHat gives. Does anyone know how to get to group policy editor via Run box,and do you know how to fix the group policy management snap in. Is this not some kind of enviormental variant. Let us know. No, it did not fix the problem. I dont know what is wrong with this thing. But I cant get it to open. Do you have any more Ideas that I might try.

Hi, gpedit. The MMC still gives me the same error. I still cant get into the group policy editor or MMC. The Snap-in failed to initialize message can also happen when there is an orphaned registry entry because of a program that is associated with the Microsoft Management Console MMC snap-in is removed. Click Orphaned snap-in the one that usually does not have an icon.

Save the changes. The Snap-in failed to initialize message can also happen when there is a problem with DLL registration. In this case, check that it is installed. See here: Snap-in failed to initialize Enterprise Manager. Yes, we have many useful guides and tutorials around here. This article is closely related to Do not display last user name.

System error 67 has occurred System error 85 has occured. We encourage you to visit our discussion forum where you can ask any questions you might have and find many more tips. The Snap-in failed to initialize error message as associated with the Enterprise Manager is usually Autoplay or also called Autorun is a feature in Windows that automatically launches the content of y The Scripts are usually safe. Do you want to allow scripts to run?