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  • 25 aprilie 2012 21:08
     
     
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    i'm just running "get-help" on everything i can think of, just snooping around. but if i try get-help

    *disk*
    *dns*
    *defrag*

    i get an error about

    Get-Help : Unable to find type Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Directory.SystemConfiguration.ADConfigurationObject]: make sure that the assembly containing this type is loaded.

    1. if that assembly is not loaded, how does powershell even know to look for help on a command in that assembly? shouldn't it just say "i never heard of *disk,* try again."

    i assume i have to run add-pssnapin to get something loaded into my shell. where do i generally find snapins to load for productX?

    also, if i open an exchange-specific command shell and run get-pssnapin, the list of snapins looks just the same as on a regular powershell window. why doesn't it have an exchange snapin loaded?  if it has the same snapins loaded, why doesn't it throw the same error as the regular powershell window?

    Name                             PSVersion
    ----                             ---------
    Microsoft.PowerShell.Diagnostics 2.0
    Microsoft.WSMan.Management       2.0
    Microsoft.PowerShell.Core        2.0
    Microsoft.PowerShell.Utility     2.0
    Microsoft.PowerShell.Host        2.0
    Microsoft.PowerShell.Management  2.0
    Microsoft.PowerShell.Security    2.0

     

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  • 26 aprilie 2012 05:29
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    Hi,

    I would like to know that did you have Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Management Tools installed.

    Exchange 2010 provides the "Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010" and "Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Powershell.Support" snap-ins.

    In addition, the below link should be helpful:

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb123778(v=exchg.80).aspx

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  • 1 mai 2012 18:17
     
     
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    i don't recall if the exchange 2007 tools were ever installed on this machine. but the exchange 2010 tools are currently installed on the machine.
     
  • 2 mai 2012 01:37
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    Hi,

    Based on my test, we also don't have those snapins, it seems like that this is true. To manage Exchange, we could use Exchange Management Shell.

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  • 2 mai 2012 15:49
     
     
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    ok. but i'm not trying to manage exchange.

    on a test 2008 r2 server, if i type "get-help *yanli*", nothing gets returned. it just goes back to the next prompt. this is how i would expect it to behave when it doesn't know anything about the item i'm asking about.

    PS C:\Users\john.curtiss> get-help *yanli*
    PS C:\Users\john.curtiss> 

    on my desktop windows 7 machine, if i type "get-help *yanli*, i get the error about the exchange assembly not being installed. i'm going to guess *yanli* has nothing to do with exchange, so why is my powershell giving me that error?

    PS C:\Users\john.curtiss> get-help *yanli*
    Get-Help : Unable to find type [Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Directory.SystemConfiguration.ADConfigurationObject]: make sure
     that the assembly containing this type is loaded.
    At line:1 char:9
    + get-help <<<<  *yanli*
        + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (Microsoft.Excha...igurationObject:String) [Get-Help], RuntimeExceptio
       n
        + FullyQualifiedErrorId : TypeNotFound,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetHelpCommand

    PS C:\Users\john.curtiss>

     
  • 3 mai 2012 01:19
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    Hi,

    I cannot produce your problem, and I haven't ever seen this issue. I doubt that your Windows 7 have install some exchange related programs.

    To troubleshoot this issue, I would like suggest you compare the below path folder on your normal machine and issue machine:

    c:\windows\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\modules

    To work around this issue, please copy the folder from another nomal machine to that computer.

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  • 3 mai 2012 19:16
     
     
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    neither machine has anything about exchange in that folder. something must just have been left over on the bad machine after an uninstall.

    broken machine:

    ActiveDirectory
    AppLocker
    BitsTransfer
    FailoverClusters
    GroupPolicy
    PSDiagnostics
    TroubleshootingPack
    WebAdministration
    WindowsUpdate

    Working Machine:

    AppLocker
    BitsTransfer
    PSDiagnostics
    TroubleShootingPack

     
  • 4 mai 2012 01:20
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    Hi,

    You are right, It strange that your Windows 7 have those modules such as:

    ActiveDirectory FailoverClusters.

    How about delete those folders and try again.

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    Yan Li

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