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Thread: [SOLVED] Appmgmt under VISTA : problem unsolved

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    mnpg is offline 10+ Helpful Posts 20+ Helpful Posts
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    hi everyone,

    i have a problem on my laptop with VISTA system.

    first: I 've deployed through GPOs some apps without problem on my laptop.

    But few month after, these GPO were updated (apps were upgraded) , and nothing happens on my laptop. I've checked the Event Log - System log (thanks Microsoft to change our manners between XP and VISTA ) and i've found two kind of errors from Application Management Group Policy source:

    * Error 101 : The assignment of <application> from policy <policy> failed. The error was: %%1274

    * Error 103 : The removal of the assignment of application <application name> from policy <policy name> failed. The error was : The group policy framework should call the extension in the synchronous foreground policy refresh. Error is : %%2


    Question : do you think it's a fast logon optimization kind of problem?

    Appmgmt.log doesn't give me more information.


    thanks a lot for your answers

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    Make sure everyone can read the share.

    Then, also, yes.. if you don't see it right away.. you should see it in two or three reboots.

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    mnpg is offline 10+ Helpful Posts 20+ Helpful Posts
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    hi jerry,

    I've finally resolved my problem. It seems like appmgmt.dll was corrupted (!?) by a deployed package.

    to correct this problem, i've deleted all the registry keys under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Gro up Policy\AppMgmt and in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Gro up Policy\History\{c6dc5466-785a-11d2-84d0-00c04fb169f7}

    and, after the reboot, it works

    Why i've deleted all keys : i do that because i didn't know what deployed package corrupted appmgmt.dll, so i relaunched the process to all packages to be redeploy)

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    NB: i've have the same problem on another machine with XP system, the Application log reported an error 108 (Application Management Source) - Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.

    By doing the same things (delete registry keys), it works also

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