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    I am running a dotnet application which grabes the broadcast message in MSMQ. The apllication works fine at most of the time but recently I got an error "Message Queuing has not been installed.." while it was working fine before that. Do anybody has any idea about it? What may be the causes this error. Thanks Hem

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      I am running a dotnet application which grabes the broadcast message in MSMQ. The apllication works fine at most of the time but recently I got an error "Message Queuing has not been installed.." while it was working fine before that. Do anybody has any idea about it? What may be the causes this error. Thanks Hem

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      Is it possible somebody uninstalled message queueing. Check it's installed. Goto control panel, then add/remove programs then click add/remove windows components. It's somewhere in there. Just make sure the appropriate bits for MSMQ are all ticked.

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        Is it possible somebody uninstalled message queueing. Check it's installed. Goto control panel, then add/remove programs then click add/remove windows components. It's somewhere in there. Just make sure the appropriate bits for MSMQ are all ticked.

        Simon

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        Thanks Simon..As I already said it was working fine for many days and still working fine but a few day back I got the error 'Message Queuing has not been installed' and I just want to know what have caused this error.

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          Thanks Simon..As I already said it was working fine for many days and still working fine but a few day back I got the error 'Message Queuing has not been installed' and I just want to know what have caused this error.

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          The error message suggests that message queuing is not installed. Have you checked that it definitely is installed. It's possible somebody else uninstalled it, or it's possible a service pack or windows update has for some reason uninstalled part of it.

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            The error message suggests that message queuing is not installed. Have you checked that it definitely is installed. It's possible somebody else uninstalled it, or it's possible a service pack or windows update has for some reason uninstalled part of it.

            Simon

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            Yes I check it it is there and as I said write now it is working.

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              Yes I check it it is there and as I said write now it is working.

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              Well then, It's pretty hard to figure out what caused it then. Service packs, windows updates, a user changing a setting. (Have you checked it works under different user accounts, and non admin accounts?), there's various possibility. If it happens again, take note of the full message. Try to log the exception details and stack trace so you have some more info.

              Simon

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