COM3 reg key deleted, COM+ component services not working - how do i restore?
I was looking in to migration of one of our in house applications from XP to Win7. While doing this, I removed the COM3 registry key from: HKEY_LOACL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/MICROSOFT/COM3. (I did not back it up. lesson learned)
Since doing this I now get the following error:
Is there a way to re-install COM+ component services? And will that fix the reg key that I removed? What other actions could I take if that doesn't work?
Thanks!
Solution
There was no way to restore the com+ service. I had to re-image the machine. Sources: MS tele support, Local IT support, web.
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