Windows Server - Windows 2000 & Windows Media Administrator

Hi Folks!

Hopefully someone out there is still running Windows 2000 and Windows Media
Services and can help out with an issue.

I just installed Windows Media Services on a Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Machine for testing purposes. When I go into the Windows Media Administrator
the icons do not completely display. For instance, if I choose to create an
on-demand publishing point and go through the wizard when it completes I
cannot see the publishing point I just created. Instead I get this error;

vbscript: Windows Media Administrator
Object does not support this property or method.

This seems to be the common issue behind everything. So, I tried installing
Windows Media Services on another machine and the same issue when using the
Administrator - Object does not support this property or method.

If anyone could help case this issue I'd really appreciate it!
Thanks;
Dave

  Dave Onex replied to Dave Onex

The problem seems to have been caused by a Windows Update;
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/970301

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