I have MSMQ installed and working. However, on reboot of my machine,
the Message Queueing is no longer visible in Computer Management and
also from code, the queues are not accessible.
The actual msmq queueing service is there and is running. The queues
in C:\WINDOWS\system32\msmq\ all appear to be fine.
When I go to Add/remove windows components, it appears that MSMQ is
installed. I need to uninstall it, then reinstall and add my queues
back in in order for it to work again.
Any one with any ideas on a possible cause for this?
I am running an XP Service Pack 3 machine.
Kind regards,
Sean
What error does your code return when it tries to access the queues?
0xC00E0003 (queue not found)
0xC00EE00B (service not available)
or something else?
If Computer Management cannot show Message Queuing branch then cannot
connect to the local MSMQ service.
If the service is running then it is probably a permissions issue.
The logged in account will need at least Get properties to Message Queuing.
Is the machine running in AD-integrated or workgroup mode?
Cheers
John Breakwell (MSFT)
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It was the 0xC00E0003 (queue not found) error that I was getting.
I bit the bullet this morning and rebuilt my PC and, so far,
everything looks to be working again.
No idea of the reason....
Kind regards,
Sean