RMS 2.0 SO Manager abends after installation on Win 7 Professional

Nov 02, 2009 10 Replies

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.



I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)



Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK



I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.



Anybody can point me into the right direction?



Thanks in advance Gerd


So much for my maintenance $! I just got a call back from RMS support telling me that Win 7 and RMS has not been tested yet, thus, MS cannot provide any information nor solution to my problem.

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.

I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)

Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK

I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.

Anybody can point me into the right direction?

Thanks in advance Gerd

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.

I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)

Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK

I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.

Anybody can point me into the right direction?

Thanks in advance Gerd

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.

I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)

Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK

I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.

Anybody can point me into the right direction?

Thanks in advance Gerd

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.

I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)

Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK

I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.

Anybody can point me into the right direction?

Thanks in advance Gerd

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.

I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)

Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK

I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.

Anybody can point me into the right direction?

Thanks in advance Gerd

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.

I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)

Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK

I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.

Anybody can point me into the right direction?

Thanks in advance Gerd

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.

I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)

Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK

I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.

Anybody can point me into the right direction?

Thanks in advance Gerd

I just installed Win7 Pro on a new disk. I insalled RMS SO 2.0 with SP 2 then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.

I can connect to the database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get the following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos)

Store Operations Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface OK

I am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.

Anybody can point me into the right direction?

Thanks in advance Gerd

then 3, then I loaded SP for the SQL server 2005 Express.I can connect to t he database with administrator but neither manager nor pos starts. I get th e following popup (it's the same error for manager and pos) Store Operation s Manager Class does not support Automation or does not support expected in terface OKI am obviously missing something. I had copied the database from my Vista Business disk which was running fine there.Anybody can point me in to the right direction?Thanks in advance Gerd

In the RMS Program Folder, Delete or rename the .manifest files. Eiter way , get rid of them in Win7.

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