mqutil.dll.mui Message Queuing Resource DLL 15595e87320d324bbd2c677e51a03772

File name:	mqutil.dll.mui
Size:	285184 byte
MD5:	15595e87320d324bbd2c677e51a03772
SHA1:	ecfd654b13d94bf6707216fe20fd683c754f36ef
SHA256:	3263fba010e186b1ca78e6e4b1b7184b981699be902a30049a62fef1c2e5d159
Operating systems:	Windows 10
Extension:	MUI

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id	English (U.S.)	English
1	MSMQ Service	MSMQ Service
3	Statistics for the Message Queuing service on the selected computer.	Statistics for the Message Queuing service on the selected computer.
5	Incoming Messages/sec	Incoming Messages/sec
7	The rate at which incoming Message Queuing messages are placed in queues on the selected computer by the Message Queuing service.	The rate at which incoming Message Queuing messages are placed in queues on the selected computer by the Message Queuing service.
9	Incoming Multicast Sessions	Incoming Multicast Sessions
11	The number of open incoming multicast sessions involving the selected computer.	The number of open incoming multicast sessions involving the selected computer.
13	IP Sessions	IP Sessions
15	The number of open IP sessions involving the selected computer.	The number of open IP sessions involving the selected computer.
17	MSMQ Incoming Messages	MSMQ Incoming Messages
19	The total number of incoming Message Queuing messages placed in queues on the selected computer by the Message Queuing service.	The total number of incoming Message Queuing messages placed in queues on the selected computer by the Message Queuing service.
21	MSMQ Outgoing Messages	MSMQ Outgoing Messages
23	The total number of outgoing Message Queuing messages sent from the selected computer by the Message Queuing service.	The total number of outgoing Message Queuing messages sent from the selected computer by the Message Queuing service.
25	Outgoing HTTP Sessions	Outgoing HTTP Sessions
27	The number of open outgoing HTTP sessions involving the selected computer.	The number of open outgoing HTTP sessions involving the selected computer.
29	Outgoing Messages/sec	Outgoing Messages/sec
31	The rate at which outgoing Message Queuing messages are sent from the selected computer by the Message Queuing service.	The rate at which outgoing Message Queuing messages are sent from the selected computer by the Message Queuing service.
33	Outgoing Multicast Sessions	Outgoing Multicast Sessions
35	The number of open outgoing multicast sessions involving the selected computer.	The number of open outgoing multicast sessions involving the selected computer.
37	Sessions	Sessions
39	The total number of open network sessions involving the selected computer.	The total number of open network sessions involving the selected computer.
41	Total bytes in all queues	Total bytes in all queues
43	The total number of bytes in all Message Queuing messages residing in active queues on the selected computer.	The total number of bytes in all Message Queuing messages residing in active queues on the selected computer.
45	Total messages in all queues	Total messages in all queues
47	The total number of Message Queuing messages residing in active queues on the selected computer.	The total number of Message Queuing messages residing in active queues on the selected computer.
49	MSMQ Queue	MSMQ Queue
51	Message statistics for the selected Message Queuing queue	Message statistics for the selected Message Queuing queue
53	Bytes in Journal Queue	Bytes in Journal Queue
55	The total number of bytes in all Message Queuing messages that currently reside in the selected journal. For the Computer Queues instance, this counter represents the computer journal.	The total number of bytes in all Message Queuing messages that currently reside in the selected journal. For the Computer Queues instance, this counter represents the computer journal.
57	Bytes in Queue	Bytes in Queue
59	The total number of bytes in all Message Queuing messages that currently reside in the selected queue. For the Computer Queues instance, this counter represents the dead-letter queue.	The total number of bytes in all Message Queuing messages that currently reside in the selected queue. For the Computer Queues instance, this counter represents the dead-letter queue.
61	Messages in Journal Queue	Messages in Journal Queue
63	The total number of Message Queuing messages that currently reside in the selected journal. For the Computer Queues instance, this counter represents the computer journal.	The total number of Message Queuing messages that currently reside in the selected journal. For the Computer Queues instance, this counter represents the computer journal.
65	Messages in Queue	Messages in Queue
67	The total number of Message Queuing messages that currently reside in the selected queue. For the Computer Queues instance, this counter represents the dead-letter queue.	The total number of Message Queuing messages that currently reside in the selected queue. For the Computer Queues instance, this counter represents the dead-letter queue.
69	MSMQ Session	MSMQ Session
71	Statistics about active sessions between computers running Message Queuing	Statistics about active sessions between computers running Message Queuing
75	The rate at which Message Queuing messages are arriving at the computer in the selected session.	The rate at which Message Queuing messages are arriving at the computer in the selected session.
79	The rate at which Message Queuing messages are being sent from the computer in the selected session.	The rate at which Message Queuing messages are being sent from the computer in the selected session.
81	Incoming Bytes/sec	Incoming Bytes/sec
83	The rate at which bytes are arriving at the computer in the selected session. Only bytes in Message Queuing messages are counted.	The rate at which bytes are arriving at the computer in the selected session. Only bytes in Message Queuing messages are counted.
85	Outgoing Bytes/sec	Outgoing Bytes/sec
87	The rate at which bytes are being sent from the computer in the selected session. Only bytes in Message Queuing messages are counted.	The rate at which bytes are being sent from the computer in the selected session. Only bytes in Message Queuing messages are counted.
89	Incoming Messages	Incoming Messages
91	The total number of Message Queuing messages that arrived at the computer in the selected session.	The total number of Message Queuing messages that arrived at the computer in the selected session.
93	Outgoing Messages	Outgoing Messages
95	The total number of Message Queuing messages that were sent from the computer in the selected session.	The total number of Message Queuing messages that were sent from the computer in the selected session.
97	Incoming Bytes	Incoming Bytes
99	The total number of bytes that arrived at the computer in the selected session. Only bytes in Message Queuing messages are counted.	The total number of bytes that arrived at the computer in the selected session. Only bytes in Message Queuing messages are counted.
101	Outgoing Bytes	Outgoing Bytes
103	The total number of bytes that were sent from the computer in the selected session. Only bytes in Message Queuing messages are counted.	The total number of bytes that were sent from the computer in the selected session. Only bytes in Message Queuing messages are counted.
105	MSMQ Incoming HTTP Traffic	MSMQ Incoming HTTP Traffic
107	Statistics about incoming HTTP Message Queuing messages.	Statistics about incoming HTTP Message Queuing messages.
109	Incoming HTTP Messages/sec	Incoming HTTP Messages/sec
111	The rate at which HTTP Message Queuing messages are arriving at the computer.	The rate at which HTTP Message Queuing messages are arriving at the computer.
113	Incoming HTTP Bytes/sec	Incoming HTTP Bytes/sec
115	The rate at which message bytes are arriving at the computer in the incoming HTTP connection.	The rate at which message bytes are arriving at the computer in the incoming HTTP connection.
117	Incoming HTTP Messages	Incoming HTTP Messages
119	The total number of HTTP Message Queuing messages that arrived at the computer.	The total number of HTTP Message Queuing messages that arrived at the computer.
121	Incoming HTTP Bytes	Incoming HTTP Bytes
123	The total number of message bytes that arrived at the computer in the incoming HTTP connection.	The total number of message bytes that arrived at the computer in the incoming HTTP connection.
125	MSMQ Outgoing HTTP Session	MSMQ Outgoing HTTP Session
127	Statistics about active HTTP sessions between this computer and other computers running Message Queuing.	Statistics about active HTTP sessions between this computer and other computers running Message Queuing.
129	Outgoing HTTP Messages/sec	Outgoing HTTP Messages/sec
131	The rate at which Message Queuing messages are being sent from the computer in the selected outgoing HTTP session.	The rate at which Message Queuing messages are being sent from the computer in the selected outgoing HTTP session.
133	Outgoing HTTP Bytes/sec	Outgoing HTTP Bytes/sec
135	The rate at which message bytes are being sent from the computer in the selected outgoing HTTP session.	The rate at which message bytes are being sent from the computer in the selected outgoing HTTP session.
137	Outgoing HTTP Messages	Outgoing HTTP Messages
139	The total number of Message Queuing messages that were sent from the computer in the selected outgoing HTTP session.	The total number of Message Queuing messages that were sent from the computer in the selected outgoing HTTP session.
141	Outgoing HTTP Bytes	Outgoing HTTP Bytes
143	The total number of message bytes that were sent from the computer in the selected outgoing HTTP session.	The total number of message bytes that were sent from the computer in the selected outgoing HTTP session.
145	MSMQ Outgoing Multicast Session	MSMQ Outgoing Multicast Session
147	Statistics about active outgoing multicast sessions.	Statistics about active outgoing multicast sessions.
149	Outgoing Multicast Messages/sec	Outgoing Multicast Messages/sec
153	Outgoing Multicast Bytes/sec	Outgoing Multicast Bytes/sec
155	The rate at which message bytes are being sent from the computer in the selected session.	The rate at which message bytes are being sent from the computer in the selected session.
157	Outgoing Multicast Messages	Outgoing Multicast Messages
161	Outgoing Multicast Bytes	Outgoing Multicast Bytes
163	The total number of message bytes that were sent from the computer in the selected session.	The total number of message bytes that were sent from the computer in the selected session.
165	MSMQ Incoming Multicast Session	MSMQ Incoming Multicast Session
167	Statistics about active incoming multicast sessions.	Statistics about active incoming multicast sessions.
169	Incoming Multicast Messages/sec	Incoming Multicast Messages/sec
173	Incoming Multicast Bytes/sec	Incoming Multicast Bytes/sec
175	The rate at which message bytes are arriving at the computer in the selected session.	The rate at which message bytes are arriving at the computer in the selected session.
177	Incoming Multicast Messages	Incoming Multicast Messages
181	Incoming Multicast Bytes	Incoming Multicast Bytes
183	The total number of message bytes that arrived at the computer in the selected session.	The total number of message bytes that arrived at the computer in the selected session.
1001	Verifying backup privileges	Verifying backup privileges
1002	Checking backup directory	Checking backup directory
1003	Reading files location	Reading files location
1004	Stopping the Message Queuing service and depended services:	Stopping the Message Queuing service and depended services:
1005	Checking available disk space	Checking available disk space
1006	Backing up registry settings	Backing up registry settings
1007	Backing up message files	Backing up message files
1008	Starting the Message Queuing service and depended services:	Starting the Message Queuing service and depended services:
1009	Done	Done
1011	Can't lookup %1 value	Can't lookup %1 value
1012	Can't enable %1	Can't enable %1
1013	Can't open the process token	Can't open the process token
1014	The directory '%1' is not empty. Can't proceed	The directory '%1' is not empty. Can't proceed
1015	Can't create file '%1'	Can't create file '%1'
1016	Can't write to file '%1'	Can't write to file '%1'
1017	Can't query registry value '%1'	Can't query registry value '%1'
1018	Can't set registry value '%1'	Can't set registry value '%1'
1019	Can't open MSMQ registry key '\HKLM\%1' for reading	Can't open MSMQ registry key '\HKLM\%1' for reading
1020	Can't open Service Control Manager	Can't open Service Control Manager
1021	Can't open %1 service	Can't open %1 service
1022	Can't stop %1 service	Can't stop %1 service
1023	Can't open MQAC driver	Can't open MQAC driver
1024	Can't release message files	Can't release message files
1025	Can't start %1 service	Can't start %1 service
1026	Can't access '%1'	Can't access '%1'
1027	Can't get free space at '%1'	Can't get free space at '%1'
1028	Can't open MSMQ registry key (\HKLM\%1)	Can't open MSMQ registry key (\HKLM\%1)
1029	Can't save MSMQ registry settings	Can't save MSMQ registry settings
1030	Can't restore MSMQ registry settings	Can't restore MSMQ registry settings
1031	Can't open MSMQ registry key '\HKLM\%1' for read/write	Can't open MSMQ registry key '\HKLM\%1' for read/write
1032	Can't copy '%1' to '%2'	Can't copy '%1' to '%2'
1033	Can't create directory '%1'	Can't create directory '%1'
1034	Not a valid backup, '%1' is missing	Not a valid backup, '%1' is missing
1035	Microsoft (R) Message Queue Backup\Restore Utility Version 5.00 Copyright (C) Microsoft 1997-2009. All rights reserved. Usage: mqbkup [-b | -r] backup_path [-y] [-c msmq_resource_name] [-p new_storage_path] [-s] Arguments: -b backup to backup_path -r restore from backup_path -y don't prompt (Yes to all questions) -c cluster resource; please specify the MSMQ resource name -p restore storage to new_storage_path -s only restore system configuration -? print this help	Microsoft (R) Message Queue Backup\Restore Utility Version 5.00 Copyright (C) Microsoft 1997-2009. All rights reserved. Usage: mqbkup [-b | -r] backup_path [-y] [-c msmq_resource_name] [-p new_storage_path] [-s] Arguments: -b backup to backup_path -r restore from backup_path -y don't prompt (Yes to all questions) -c cluster resource; please specify the MSMQ resource name -p restore storage to new_storage_path -s only restore system configuration -? print this help
1036	Can't enumerate the dependencies of service '%1'	Can't enumerate the dependencies of service '%1'
1037	Can't allocate memory (not enough memory is available)	Can't allocate memory (not enough memory is available)
1038	Verifying restore privileges	Verifying restore privileges
1039	Verifying backup	Verifying backup
1040	Restoring registry settings	Restoring registry settings
1041	Remembering SeqID at restore time	Remembering SeqID at restore time
1042	Verifying storage directories	Verifying storage directories
1043	Restoring message files	Restoring message files
1044	Not enough disk space for backup on '%1'	Not enough disk space for backup on '%1'
1045	Can't delete file '%1'	Can't delete file '%1'
1046	About to delete all files from folder '%1'. Continue? (%2/%3)	About to delete all files from folder '%1'. Continue? (%2/%3)
1047	y	y
1048	Aborting...	Aborting...
1049	n	n
1051	Can't process full path name of '%1'	Can't process full path name of '%1'
1052	Error: Pathname argument '%1' is too long (maximum allowed: %2!d! characters)	Error: Pathname argument '%1' is too long (maximum allowed: %2!d! characters)
1053	Can't query the status of the '%1' service	Can't query the status of the '%1' service
1054	Deleting files from folder '%1'	Deleting files from folder '%1'
1055	Preparing to stop MSMQ service... As a result, if any running processes are affected, they will be identified below.	Preparing to stop MSMQ service... As a result, if any running processes are affected, they will be identified below.
1056	Close all of the above processes, and hit '%1' to continue or '%2' to stop. If you are not sure what to do choose '%1'. continue?(%1/%2)	Close all of the above processes, and hit '%1' to continue or '%2' to stop. If you are not sure what to do choose '%1'. continue?(%1/%2)
1057	Unable to display processes The function '%1' couldn't be loaded.	Unable to display processes The function '%1' couldn't be loaded.
1058	Unable to display processes The system faild to create processes snapshot.	Unable to display processes The system faild to create processes snapshot.
1059	Unable to display processes The system faild to locate dbghelp.dll	Unable to display processes The system faild to locate dbghelp.dll
1060	Can't open the process object for the %1 service.	Can't open the process object for the %1 service.
1061	You do not have privilege to save the web directory security. Try to perform the operation from an administrator account	You do not have privilege to save the web directory security. Try to perform the operation from an administrator account
1062	Can't read from file '%1'	Can't read from file '%1'
1063	Can't get file size '%1'	Can't get file size '%1'
1065	Unexpected File Error '%1'	Unexpected File Error '%1'
1066	Can't open a handle to the local cluster	Can't open a handle to the local cluster
1067	Can't open a handle to cluster resource '%1'	Can't open a handle to cluster resource '%1'
1068	Can't open an enumeration handle to cluster resource '%1'	Can't open an enumeration handle to cluster resource '%1'
1069	Can't get the type of cluster resource '%1'	Can't get the type of cluster resource '%1'
1070	Can't enumerate the cluster resources that depend on resource '%1'	Can't enumerate the cluster resources that depend on resource '%1'
1071	Can't determine the state of the cluster resource '%1'	Can't determine the state of the cluster resource '%1'
1072	Can't take the cluster resource '%1' offline	Can't take the cluster resource '%1' offline
1073	Can't bring the cluster resource '%1' online	Can't bring the cluster resource '%1' online
1074	Can't add registry checkpoint '%1' to cluster resource '%2'	Can't add registry checkpoint '%1' to cluster resource '%2'
1075	Can't delete registry checkpoint '%1' from cluster resource '%2'	Can't delete registry checkpoint '%1' from cluster resource '%2'
2001	Enumerates the relational operators for a query.	Enumerates the relational operators for a query.
2002	Enumerates the transaction options when sending or receiving a message.	Enumerates the transaction options when sending or receiving a message.
2003	Enumerates the cursor operations when synchronously or asynchronously peeking at or retrieving a message.	Enumerates the cursor operations when synchronously or asynchronously peeking at or retrieving a message.
2004	Enumerates the classes for a message.	Enumerates the classes for a message.
2005	Enumerates the delivery modes for a message.	Enumerates the delivery modes for a message.
2006	Enumerates the acknowledgement levels for a message.	Enumerates the acknowledgement levels for a message.
2007	Enumerates the journaling levels for a message.	Enumerates the journaling levels for a message.
2008	Enumerates the tracing levels for a message.	Enumerates the tracing levels for a message.
2009	Enumerates the sender identifier types for a message.	Enumerates the sender identifier types for a message.
2010	Enumerates the privacy levels for a message.	Enumerates the privacy levels for a message.
2011	Enumerates the authentication levels for a message on sending.	Enumerates the authentication levels for a message on sending.
2012	Enumerates the identifier sizes for a message.	Enumerates the identifier sizes for a message.
2013	Enumerates the maximum length for the message label.	Enumerates the maximum length for the message label.
2014	Enumerates the sharing modes for an open queue.	Enumerates the sharing modes for an open queue.
2015	Enumerates the access (send, peek, receive) modes for an open queue.	Enumerates the access (send, peek, receive) modes for an open queue.
2016	Enumerates the journaling levels for a queue.	Enumerates the journaling levels for a queue.
2017	Enumerates the transaction levels for a queue.	Enumerates the transaction levels for a queue.
2018	Enumerates the authentication levels for a queue.	Enumerates the authentication levels for a queue.
2019	Enumerates the privacy levels for a queue.	Enumerates the privacy levels for a queue.
2020	Enumerates the minimum and maximum queue priorities.	Enumerates the minimum and maximum queue priorities.
2021	Enumerates the maximum lengths for a queue label and path name.	Enumerates the maximum lengths for a queue label and path name.
2022	Enumerates the default values for message and queue properties.	Enumerates the default values for message and queue properties.
2023	Enumerates all Message Queuing errors.	Enumerates all Message Queuing errors.
2024	Enumerates all Message Queuing warnings.	Enumerates all Message Queuing warnings.
2025	Exposes a lookup method that is used to locate public queues.	Exposes a lookup method that is used to locate public queues.
2026	Provides a lookup method that is used to locate public queues.	Provides a lookup method that is used to locate public queues.
2027	Exposes properties that define the message and methods for sending it to a queue.	Exposes properties that define the message and methods for sending it to a queue.
2028	Provides properties that define the message and methods for sending it to one or more queues.	Provides properties that define the message and methods for sending it to one or more queues.
2029	Exposes the properties of an open instance of a queue and methods for peeking at or retrieving messages in it.	Exposes the properties of an open instance of a queue and methods for peeking at or retrieving messages in it.
2030	Exposes events that are used for reading messages asynchronously.	Exposes events that are used for reading messages asynchronously.
2031	Event dispinterface that supports asynchronous message notifications.	Event dispinterface that supports asynchronous message notifications.
2032	Provides the properties of an open instance of a queue and methods for peeking at or retrieving messages in it.	Provides the properties of an open instance of a queue and methods for peeking at or retrieving messages in it.
2033	Provides events that are used for reading messages asynchronously.	Provides events that are used for reading messages asynchronously.
2034	Exposes properties that define a queue and methods for creating, opening, and deleting the queue and for updating and retrieving its stored properties.	Exposes properties that define a queue and methods for creating, opening, and deleting the queue and for updating and retrieving its stored properties.
2035	Provides the properties that define a queue and methods for creating, opening, and deleting the queue and for setting and retrieving its properties.	Provides the properties that define a queue and methods for creating, opening, and deleting the queue and for setting and retrieving its properties.
2036	Exposes methods for enumerating the elements of a collection of public queues returned by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue.	Exposes methods for enumerating the elements of a collection of public queues returned by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue.
2037	Provides methods for enumerating the elements of a collection of public queues returned by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue.	Provides methods for enumerating the elements of a collection of public queues returned by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue.
2038	Exposes properties that specify an underlying MS DTC external transaction object or internal transaction object and the standard ITransaction::Commit and Abort methods.	Exposes properties that specify an underlying MS DTC external transaction object or internal transaction object and the standard ITransaction::Commit and Abort methods.
2039	Provides properties that specify an underlying MS DTC external transaction object or internal transaction object and the standard ITransaction Commit and Abort methods.	Provides properties that specify an underlying MS DTC external transaction object or internal transaction object and the standard ITransaction Commit and Abort methods.
2040	Exposes a method that initiates a new MS DTC external transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object.	Exposes a method that initiates a new MS DTC external transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object.
2041	Provides a method that initiates a new MS DTC external transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object.	Provides a method that initiates a new MS DTC external transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object.
2042	Exposes a method that initiates a new internal transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object.	Exposes a method that initiates a new internal transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object.
2043	Provides a method that initiates a new internal transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object.	Provides a method that initiates a new internal transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object.
2044	Exposes properties that return information about the Message Queuing service on a computer and methods that perform general configurational tasks.	Exposes properties that return information about the Message Queuing service on a computer and methods that perform general configurational tasks.
2045	Provides properties that return information about the Message Queuing service on a computer and methods that perform general configurational tasks.	Provides properties that return information about the Message Queuing service on a computer and methods that perform general configurational tasks.
2046	Returns a collection of public queues that match the specified search criteria.	Returns a collection of public queues that match the specified search criteria.
2047	Returns one of the the message classes defined by the MQMSGCLASS enumeration.	Returns one of the the message classes defined by the MQMSGCLASS enumeration.
2048	Sets/returns one of the privacy levels defined by the MQMSGPRIVLEVEL enumeration for the message.	Sets/returns one of the privacy levels defined by the MQMSGPRIVLEVEL enumeration for the message.
2049	Sets/returns one of the authentication levels defined by the MQMSGAUTHLEVEL enumeration for the message.	Sets/returns one of the authentication levels defined by the MQMSGAUTHLEVEL enumeration for the message.
2050	Returns a value indicating whether the message was authenticated (1) or not (0).	Returns a value indicating whether the message was authenticated (1) or not (0).
2051	Sets/returns one of the delivery modes defined by the MQMSGDELIVERY enumeration for the message.	Sets/returns one of the delivery modes defined by the MQMSGDELIVERY enumeration for the message.
2052	Sets/returns one of the tracing levels defined by the MQMSGTRACE enumeration for the message.	Sets/returns one of the tracing levels defined by the MQMSGTRACE enumeration for the message.
2053	Sets/returns a priority level between MQ_MIN_PRIORITY and MQ_MAX_PRIORITY for the message.	Sets/returns a priority level between MQ_MIN_PRIORITY and MQ_MAX_PRIORITY for the message.
2054	Sets/returns one of the journaling levels defined by the MQMSGJOURNAL enumeration for the message.	Sets/returns one of the journaling levels defined by the MQMSGJOURNAL enumeration for the message.
2055	Sets/returns the response queue for the message.	Sets/returns the response queue for the message.
2056	Sets/returns application-specific information that can be used to filter the message.	Sets/returns application-specific information that can be used to filter the message.
2057	Returns the identifier of the computer where the message originated.	Returns the identifier of the computer where the message originated.
2058	Returns the length (in bytes) of the message body.	Returns the length (in bytes) of the message body.
2059	Sets/returns a Variant containing the message body in the form of any intrinsic type or a persistent object.	Sets/returns a Variant containing the message body in the form of any intrinsic type or a persistent object.
2060	Sets/returns the administration queue for the message.	Sets/returns the administration queue for the message.
2061	Returns the MSMQ-generated identifier (array of bytes) of the message.	Returns the MSMQ-generated identifier (array of bytes) of the message.
2062	Sets/returns the correlation identifier (array of bytes) of the message.	Sets/returns the correlation identifier (array of bytes) of the message.
2063	Sets/returns one of the acknowledgement levels defined by the MQMSGACKNOWLEDGEMENT enumeration for the message.	Sets/returns one of the acknowledgement levels defined by the MQMSGACKNOWLEDGEMENT enumeration for the message.
2064	Sets/returns the label of the message.	Sets/returns the label of the message.
2065	Sets/returns the amount of time allowed to deliver the message to its destination queue.	Sets/returns the amount of time allowed to deliver the message to its destination queue.
2066	Sets/returns the amount of time that the receiving application has to retreive the message from its destination queue.	Sets/returns the amount of time that the receiving application has to retreive the message from its destination queue.
2067	Sets/returns the hash algorithm that Message Queuing uses when authenticating the message.	Sets/returns the hash algorithm that Message Queuing uses when authenticating the message.
2068	Sets/returns the encryption algorithm used to encrypt the message body of the private message.	Sets/returns the encryption algorithm used to encrypt the message body of the private message.
2069	Returns a Variant (Date) indicating the date and time when the message was sent.	Returns a Variant (Date) indicating the date and time when the message was sent.
2070	Returns a Variant (Date) indicating the date and time when the message arrived at its destination queue.	Returns a Variant (Date) indicating the date and time when the message arrived at its destination queue.
2071	Returns the original destination queue of the message, which is typically used when reading response messages, or messages in computer journals or dead-letter queues.	Returns the original destination queue of the message, which is typically used when reading response messages, or messages in computer journals or dead-letter queues.
2072	Sets/returns an array of bytes containing the sender certificate in the message.	Sets/returns an array of bytes containing the sender certificate in the message.
2073	Sets/returns an array of bytes containing the sender's identifier in the message.	Sets/returns an array of bytes containing the sender's identifier in the message.
2074	Sets/returns one of the types of sender identifiers defined by the MSMQSENDERIDTYPE enumeration for the message.	Sets/returns one of the types of sender identifiers defined by the MSMQSENDERIDTYPE enumeration for the message.
2075	Sends the message to the destination queue with the optional use of a transaction parameter.	Sends the message to the destination queue with the optional use of a transaction parameter.
2076	Retrieves the security context information needed to attach a certificate to the message.	Retrieves the security context information needed to attach a certificate to the message.
2077	Returns one of the access modes defined by the MQACCESS enumeration for the queue.	Returns one of the access modes defined by the MQACCESS enumeration for the queue.
2078	Returns one of the share modes defined by the MQSHARE enumeration for the queue.	Returns one of the share modes defined by the MQSHARE enumeration for the queue.
2079	Returns the MSMQQueueInfo object that was used to open the queue.	Returns the MSMQQueueInfo object that was used to open the queue.
2080	Returns the handle of the open instance of the queue, which can be used for directly calling Message Queuing APIs.	Returns the handle of the open instance of the queue, which can be used for directly calling Message Queuing APIs.
2081	Returns a value indicating whether the queue object is an open instance of the queue (1) or not (0).	Returns a value indicating whether the queue object is an open instance of the queue (1) or not (0).
2082	Closes an open instance of the queue.	Closes an open instance of the queue.
2083	Retrieves the first message in the queue, removing the message from the queue.	Retrieves the first message in the queue, removing the message from the queue.
2084	Peeks at the first message in the queue.	Peeks at the first message in the queue.
2085	Starts event notification for asynchronously reading messages in the specified queue, firing an MSMQEvent_Arrived event when a message is found or arrives at the position specified by the optional Cursor parameter and firing an MSMQEvent_ArrivedError if an error is generated while the application waits for a message.	Starts event notification for asynchronously reading messages in the specified queue, firing an MSMQEvent_Arrived event when a message is found or arrives at the position specified by the optional Cursor parameter and firing an MSMQEvent_ArrivedError if an error is generated while the application waits for a message.
2086	Returns the queue's cursor to the beginning of the queue.	Returns the queue's cursor to the beginning of the queue.
2087	Retrieves the message at the position pointed to by the cursor, removing the message from the queue.	Retrieves the message at the position pointed to by the cursor, removing the message from the queue.
2088	Advances the cursor to the next message in the queue and peeks at the message at the cursor.	Advances the cursor to the next message in the queue and peeks at the message at the cursor.
2089	Peeks at the current message in the queue without advancing the cursor.	Peeks at the current message in the queue without advancing the cursor.
2090	Returns the identifier of the public queue.	Returns the identifier of the public queue.
2091	Sets/returns an identifier indicating the type of service provided by the queue.	Sets/returns an identifier indicating the type of service provided by the queue.
2092	Sets/returns the label of the queue.	Sets/returns the label of the queue.
2093	Sets/returns the path name (physical location) of the queue.	Sets/returns the path name (physical location) of the queue.
2094	Sets the format name used to identify the queue or returns the format name generated by MSMQ when the queue was created or an application-specified format name.	Sets the format name used to identify the queue or returns the format name generated by MSMQ when the queue was created or an application-specified format name.
2095	Returns a value indicating whether the queue is transactional (1) or non-transactional (0).	Returns a value indicating whether the queue is transactional (1) or non-transactional (0).
2096	Sets/returns one of the privacy levels defined by the MQPRIVLEVEL enumeration for the queue.	Sets/returns one of the privacy levels defined by the MQPRIVLEVEL enumeration for the queue.
2097	Sets/returns one of the journaling levels defined by the MQJOURNAL enumeration for the queue.	Sets/returns one of the journaling levels defined by the MQJOURNAL enumeration for the queue.
2098	Sets/returns the maximum size (in kilobytes) of the queue.	Sets/returns the maximum size (in kilobytes) of the queue.
2099	Sets/returns the base priority for all messages sent to the public queue.	Sets/returns the base priority for all messages sent to the public queue.
2100	Returns a Variant (Date) indicating the date and time when the queue was created.	Returns a Variant (Date) indicating the date and time when the queue was created.
2101	Returns a Variant (Date) indicating the date and time when the queue's properties were last modified.	Returns a Variant (Date) indicating the date and time when the queue's properties were last modified.
2102	Sets/returns one of the authentication levels defined by the MQAUTHENTICATE enumeration for the queue.	Sets/returns one of the authentication levels defined by the MQAUTHENTICATE enumeration for the queue.
2103	Sets/returns the maximum size (in kilobytes) of the queue journal.	Sets/returns the maximum size (in kilobytes) of the queue journal.
2104	Creates a new queue with the path name set in PathName (required) and the values set by the optional IsWorldReadable (the default is False) and IsTransactional (the default is False) parameters.	Creates a new queue with the path name set in PathName (required) and the values set by the optional IsWorldReadable (the default is False) and IsTransactional (the default is False) parameters.
2105	Deletes the queue with the format name set in FormatName or the path name set in PathName.	Deletes the queue with the format name set in FormatName or the path name set in PathName.
2106	Opens the queue specified by the format name set in FormatName or by the path name set in PathName with the access and share modes specified, returning an MSMQQueue object.	Opens the queue specified by the format name set in FormatName or by the path name set in PathName with the access and share modes specified, returning an MSMQQueue object.
2107	Refreshes the properties of the object with with the values stored in the directory service (for public queues) or the local computer (for private queues).	Refreshes the properties of the object with with the values stored in the directory service (for public queues) or the local computer (for private queues).
2108	Updates the directory service or the local computer with the current values of the object's properties.	Updates the directory service or the local computer with the current values of the object's properties.
2109	Returns the cursor to the start of the collection of queues returned by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue and returns the element at the cursor.	Returns the cursor to the start of the collection of queues returned by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue and returns the element at the cursor.
2110	Advances the cursor to the next element of the collection of queues returned by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue and returns the element at the cursor.	Advances the cursor to the next element of the collection of queues returned by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue and returns the element at the cursor.
2111	Returns the underlying transaction object created by the transaction dispenser.	Returns the underlying transaction object created by the transaction dispenser.
2112	Commits the Message Queuing internal transaction or MS DTC external transaction.	Commits the Message Queuing internal transaction or MS DTC external transaction.
2113	Aborts the Message Queuing internal transaction or MS DTC external transaction.	Aborts the Message Queuing internal transaction or MS DTC external transaction.
2114	Initiates a new transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object created by the transaction dispenser.	Initiates a new transaction and returns an MSMQ transaction object representing the new underlying transaction object created by the transaction dispenser.
2115	Returns the globally unique identifier (GUID) for a specified computer, which can be used to create a private format name for a private queue or a machine format name for the computer journal or a dead-letter queue.	Returns the globally unique identifier (GUID) for a specified computer, which can be used to create a private format name for a private queue or a machine format name for the computer journal or a dead-letter queue.
2116	Fired when MSMQQueue.EnableNotification has been called and a message is found or arrives at the applicable position in the specified queue.	Fired when MSMQQueue.EnableNotification has been called and a message is found or arrives at the applicable position in the specified queue.
2117	Fired when MSMQQueue.EnableNotification has been called and an error is generated while the application waits for a message at the applicable position in the specified queue.	Fired when MSMQQueue.EnableNotification has been called and an error is generated while the application waits for a message at the applicable position in the specified queue.
2118	Returns a value indicating whether everyone can read messages in the queue (1) or only the owner of the queue can read messages in it (0, the default).	Returns a value indicating whether everyone can read messages in the queue (1) or only the owner of the queue can read messages in it (0, the default).
2119	Enumerates the various hashing and encryption algorithms.	Enumerates the various hashing and encryption algorithms.
2120	Exposes properties that specify an underlying MS DTC external transaction object or internal transaction object, an initialization method, and the standard ITransaction::Commit and Abort methods.	Exposes properties that specify an underlying MS DTC external transaction object or internal transaction object, an initialization method, and the standard ITransaction::Commit and Abort methods.
2121	Initializes an MSMQ transaction object to represent an existing underlying transaction object.	Initializes an MSMQ transaction object to represent an existing underlying transaction object.
2123	Method used to register a user certificate in Active Directory Domain Services.	Method used to register a user certificate in Active Directory Domain Services.
2124	Enumerates the flags that specify when an certificate is registered.	Enumerates the flags that specify when an certificate is registered.
2125	Register an internal or external certificate whenever MSMQApplication.RegisterCertificate is called.	Register an internal or external certificate whenever MSMQApplication.RegisterCertificate is called.
2126	Register a new internal certificate only if none exists.	Register a new internal certificate only if none exists.
2128	Returns the DNS path name of the queue.	Returns the DNS path name of the queue.
2140	Returns the the wire format used to send the message.	Returns the the wire format used to send the message.
2141	Sets/returns additional application-defined information that is associated with the message.	Sets/returns additional application-defined information that is associated with the message.
2142	Sets/returns a value indicating whether some message properties typically set by Message Queuing were generated and set by the sending application.	Sets/returns a value indicating whether some message properties typically set by Message Queuing were generated and set by the sending application.
2143	Sets/returns the transaction status queue on the source computer.	Sets/returns the transaction status queue on the source computer.
2144	Sets/returns the symmetric key used to encrypt messages.	Sets/returns the symmetric key used to encrypt messages.
2145	Sets/returns the specifies the MSMQ 1.0 signature or application-generated digital signature that is attached to the message.	Sets/returns the specifies the MSMQ 1.0 signature or application-generated digital signature that is attached to the message.
2146	Sets/returns the type of cryptographic service provider used to generate the digital signature attached to the message.	Sets/returns the type of cryptographic service provider used to generate the digital signature attached to the message.
2147	Sets/returns the name of the cryptographic provider used to generate the digital signature attached to the message.	Sets/returns the name of the cryptographic provider used to generate the digital signature attached to the message.
2148	Returns one of the message classes defined by the MQMSGCLASS enumeration.	Returns one of the message classes defined by the MQMSGCLASS enumeration.
2155	Returns an identifier indicating which transaction sent the message.	Returns an identifier indicating which transaction sent the message.
2156	Returns a value indicating whether the message was the first message sent in a transaction (1) or not (0).	Returns a value indicating whether the message was the first message sent in a transaction (1) or not (0).
2157	Returns a value indicating whether the message was the last message sent in a transaction (1) or not (0).	Returns a value indicating whether the message was the last message sent in a transaction (1) or not (0).
2162	Returns the name of a computer specified by its globally unique identifier (GUID).	Returns the name of a computer specified by its globally unique identifier (GUID).
2163	Returns the major version number of Message Queuing running on the computer.	Returns the major version number of Message Queuing running on the computer.
2164	Returns the minor version number of Message Queuing running on the computer.	Returns the minor version number of Message Queuing running on the computer.
2165	Returns the build version number of Message Queuing running on the computer.	Returns the build version number of Message Queuing running on the computer.
2166	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the Message Queuing service on the computer is configured to use Active Directory Domain Services and is operating in domain or offline mode.	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the Message Queuing service on the computer is configured to use Active Directory Domain Services and is operating in domain or offline mode.
2168	Returns one of the authentication levels defined by the MQMSGAUTHENTICATION enumeration for the message in the destination queue.	Returns one of the authentication levels defined by the MQMSGAUTHENTICATION enumeration for the message in the destination queue.
2169	Enumerates the authentication levels of a delivered message.	Enumerates the authentication levels of a delivered message.
2171	Returns the ITransaction interface on the underlying transaction object that is used by the MSMQTransaction object as a Variant (VT_UNKNOWN).	Returns the ITransaction interface on the underlying transaction object that is used by the MSMQTransaction object as a Variant (VT_UNKNOWN).
2175	Exposes properties that specify one or more queues and methods that open and close a destination object representing the queue or queues for sending messages.	Exposes properties that specify one or more queues and methods that open and close a destination object representing the queue or queues for sending messages.
2176	Opens the MSMQDestination object for sending messages to the queue or queues specified by the ADsPath, FormatName, or PathName property.	Opens the MSMQDestination object for sending messages to the queue or queues specified by the ADsPath, FormatName, or PathName property.
2177	Returns a Boolean indicating whether or not the MSMQDestination object is open for sending messages.	Returns a Boolean indicating whether or not the MSMQDestination object is open for sending messages.
2178	Sets/returns the ADs path to a distribution list, public queue, or queue alias object stored in Active Directory Domain Services.	Sets/returns the ADs path to a distribution list, public queue, or queue alias object stored in Active Directory Domain Services.
2179	Sets/returns the format name of the queue or queues represented by the MSMQDestination object.	Sets/returns the format name of the queue or queues represented by the MSMQDestination object.
2180	Provides properties that specify one or more queues and methods that open and close the object for sending messages.	Provides properties that specify one or more queues and methods that open and close the object for sending messages.
2181	Sets/returns an MSMQDestination object specifying one or more queues for returning response messages.	Sets/returns an MSMQDestination object specifying one or more queues for returning response messages.
2183	Returns an MSMQDestination object specifying one or more queues to which the message was originally sent.	Returns an MSMQDestination object specifying one or more queues to which the message was originally sent.
2184	Sets/returns the ADs path to a public queue object stored in Active Directory Domain Services.	Sets/returns the ADs path to a public queue object stored in Active Directory Domain Services.
2185	Returns a Variant (VT_I8) specifying the handle of the open instance of the queue, which can be used for directly calling Message Queuing APIs.	Returns a Variant (VT_I8) specifying the handle of the open instance of the queue, which can be used for directly calling Message Queuing APIs.
2187	Exposes properties that define the message and methods for sending it to a queue or to an MSMQDestination object representing one or more queues.	Exposes properties that define the message and methods for sending it to a queue or to an MSMQDestination object representing one or more queues.
2193	Sends the message to the queue or queues specified by an MSMQDestination object, an MSMQQueue object, or an IADs object that defines an MSMQ destination in Active Directory Domain Services with the optional use of a transaction parameter.	Sends the message to the queue or queues specified by an MSMQDestination object, an MSMQQueue object, or an IADs object that defines an MSMQ destination in Active Directory Domain Services with the optional use of a transaction parameter.
2194	Closes the open MSMQDestination object.	Closes the open MSMQDestination object.
2195	Sets/returns the path name of a public or private queue.	Sets/returns the path name of a public or private queue.
2196	Returns a Variant containing a string representation of the 64-bit lookup indentifier of the message.	Returns a Variant containing a string representation of the 64-bit lookup indentifier of the message.
2197	Retrieves a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Retrieves a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2198	Retrieves the message following a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Retrieves the message following a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2199	Retrieves the message preceding a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Retrieves the message preceding a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2200	Retrieves the first message in the queue, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Retrieves the first message in the queue, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2201	Retrieves the last message in the queue, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Retrieves the last message in the queue, removing it from the queue, and has the optional parameters Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2202	Peeks at a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Peeks at a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2203	Peeks at the message following a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Peeks at the message following a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2204	Peeks at the message preceding a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Peeks at the message preceding a message with a LookupId property that is equal to the specified lookup identifier and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2205	Peeks at the first message in the queue and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Peeks at the first message in the queue and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2206	Peeks at the last message in the queue and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).	Peeks at the last message in the queue and has the optional parameters WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
2207	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the message was authenticated (True) or not (False).	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the message was authenticated (True) or not (False).
2208	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the message was the first message sent in a transaction (True) or not (False).	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the message was the first message sent in a transaction (True) or not (False).
2209	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the message was the last message sent in a transaction (True) or not (False).	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the message was the last message sent in a transaction (True) or not (False).
2210	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the queue object is an open instance of the queue (True) or not (False).	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the queue object is an open instance of the queue (True) or not (False).
2211	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the queue is transactional (True) or non-transactional (False).	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the queue is transactional (True) or non-transactional (False).
2212	Returns a Boolean indicating whether everyone can read messages in the queue (True) or only the owner of the queue can read messages in it (False, the default).	Returns a Boolean indicating whether everyone can read messages in the queue (True) or only the owner of the queue can read messages in it (False, the default).
2213	Sets/returns the multicast address that is associated with the queue.	Sets/returns the multicast address that is associated with the queue.
2214	Retrieves the security context information needed to attach a certificate to the message, caches the information in a security context buffer, and stores the handle to the security context buffer in the object.	Retrieves the security context information needed to attach a certificate to the message, caches the information in a security context buffer, and stores the handle to the security context buffer in the object.
2215	Returns a collection of public queues from Active Directory Domain Services that match the specified search criteria.	Returns a collection of public queues from Active Directory Domain Services that match the specified search criteria.
2216	Returns the SOAP envelope of an HTTP message.	Returns the SOAP envelope of an HTTP message.
2217	Returns an array of bytes containing the entire contents of an HTTP message, including the SOAP envelope and the SOAP attachments associated with it.	Returns an array of bytes containing the entire contents of an HTTP message, including the SOAP envelope and the SOAP attachments associated with it.
2218	Sets additional application-generated header elements for inclusion in the SOAP envelope of an HTTP message.	Sets additional application-generated header elements for inclusion in the SOAP envelope of an HTTP message.
2219	Sets application-generated SOAP body elements for inclusion in the SOAP envelope of an HTTP message.	Sets application-generated SOAP body elements for inclusion in the SOAP envelope of an HTTP message.
2220	Purges all messages in the queue.	Purges all messages in the queue.
2221	Resends the pending sequence of transactional messages in the outgoing queue.	Resends the pending sequence of transactional messages in the outgoing queue.
2222	Pauses the transmission of messages from the outgoing queue.	Pauses the transmission of messages from the outgoing queue.
2223	Resumes the transmission of messages from the outgoing queue.	Resumes the transmission of messages from the outgoing queue.
2224	Returns one of the types defined by the QUEUE_TYPE enumeration for the queue.	Returns one of the types defined by the QUEUE_TYPE enumeration for the queue.
2225	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the queue resides on the local computer (True) or on a remote computer (False).	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the queue resides on the local computer (True) or on a remote computer (False).
2226	Returns one of the values defined by the FOREIGN_STATUS enumeration for the queue.	Returns one of the values defined by the FOREIGN_STATUS enumeration for the queue.
2227	Returns the number of message bytes in the queue.	Returns the number of message bytes in the queue.
2229	Enumerates the possible queue types.	Enumerates the possible queue types.
2230	Enumerates the possible foreign statuses.	Enumerates the possible foreign statuses.
2231	Enumerates the possible queue states.	Enumerates the possible queue states.
2232	Returns the address or an array of possible addresses for routing messages to the destination computer in the next hop.	Returns the address or an array of possible addresses for routing messages to the destination computer in the next hop.
2233	Returns an array of format names of all active queues on the local computer.	Returns an array of format names of all active queues on the local computer.
2234	Returns an array of path names of all private queues on the local computer.	Returns an array of path names of all private queues on the local computer.
2235	Returns the name of the directory service server.	Returns the name of the directory service server.
2236	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the queue manager on the computer has been disconnected from the network by MSMQApplication.Disconnect, by the equivalent API function call, or by taking Message Queuing offline in the user interface.	Returns a Boolean indicating whether the queue manager on the computer has been disconnected from the network by MSMQApplication.Disconnect, by the equivalent API function call, or by taking Message Queuing offline in the user interface.
2237	Connects the queue manager to the network and to the directory service server.	Connects the queue manager to the network and to the directory service server.
2238	Disconnects the queue manager from the network and the directory service server.	Disconnects the queue manager from the network and the directory service server.
2239	Cleans up empty message files on the local computer.	Cleans up empty message files on the local computer.
2240	Exposes administrative properties that are common to both a destination queue and an outgoing queue.	Exposes administrative properties that are common to both a destination queue and an outgoing queue.
2241	Initializes the MSMQManagement object.	Initializes the MSMQManagement object.
2242	Exposes administrative properties that are specific to an outgoing queue.	Exposes administrative properties that are specific to an outgoing queue.
2243	Exposes administrative properties that are specific to a destination queue and a method for obtaining exactly-once-delivery information about transactional messages sent to the queue.	Exposes administrative properties that are specific to a destination queue and a method for obtaining exactly-once-delivery information about transactional messages sent to the queue.
2245	Returns the name of the computer used to initialize the object.	Returns the name of the computer used to initialize the object.
2246	Returns the number of messages in the queue.	Returns the number of messages in the queue.
2247	Returns one of the values defined by the QUEUE_STATE enumeration for the queue.	Returns one of the values defined by the QUEUE_STATE enumeration for the queue.
2251	Returns a collection of named exactly-once-delivery (EOD) properties describing the current state of the outgoing queue.	Returns a collection of named exactly-once-delivery (EOD) properties describing the current state of the outgoing queue.
2252	Returns an array of collections of exactly-once-delivery (EOD) properties with one collection for each computer sending transactional messages to the destination queue.	Returns an array of collections of exactly-once-delivery (EOD) properties with one collection for each computer sending transactional messages to the destination queue.
2256	Returns the number of message bytes in the journal queue.	Returns the number of message bytes in the journal queue.
2257	Returns the value of the specified element from the collection.	Returns the value of the specified element from the collection.
2258	Returns the number of elements in the collection.	Returns the number of elements in the collection.
2259	Represents a collection of Variants and provides methods for accessing them through string keys.	Represents a collection of Variants and provides methods for accessing them through string keys.
2260	Returns the number of message bytes currently stored in all queues on the computer.	Returns the number of message bytes currently stored in all queues on the computer.
6001	sent from %s to %s at	sent from %s to %s at
6002	received by %s at	received by %s at
6003	sent from %s at %s, %s	sent from %s at %s, %s
6004	Report Message Conflict	Report Message Conflict
6005	Admin Test Message	Admin Test Message
6006	Computer Queues	Computer Queues
6007	%1 from %2	%1 from %2
6008	Message Queuing Downlevel Client Support	Message Queuing Downlevel Client Support
6009	Allows MSMQ 2.0 clients to access MSMQ Active Directory features.	Allows MSMQ 2.0 clients to access MSMQ Active Directory features.
6101	Message Queuing Access Control	Message Queuing Access Control
6102	Message Queuing	Message Queuing
6103	This Message Queuing Cluster Resource provides a communications infrastructure for distributed, asynchronous messaging applications.	This Message Queuing Cluster Resource provides a communications infrastructure for distributed, asynchronous messaging applications.
6104	Provides a messaging infrastructure and development tool for creating distributed messaging applications for Windows-based networks and programs. If this service is stopped, distributed messages will be unavailable. If this service is disabled, any services that explicitly depend on it will fail to start.	Provides a messaging infrastructure and development tool for creating distributed messaging applications for Windows-based networks and programs. If this service is stopped, distributed messages will be unavailable. If this service is disabled, any services that explicitly depend on it will fail to start.
6201	ClusCfgMQTrigResType Class	ClusCfgMQTrigResType Class
6202	Configuring the 'Message Queuing Triggers' resource type	Configuring the 'Message Queuing Triggers' resource type
6203	Message Queuing Triggers	Message Queuing Triggers
6204	This Message Queuing Triggers Cluster Resource provides an automated infrastructure for MSMQ users.	This Message Queuing Triggers Cluster Resource provides an automated infrastructure for MSMQ users.
6206	Provides rule-based monitoring of messages arriving in a Message Queuing queue and, when the conditions of a rule are satisfied, invokes a COM component or a stand-alone executable program to process the message.	Provides rule-based monitoring of messages arriving in a Message Queuing queue and, when the conditions of a rule are satisfied, invokes a COM component or a stand-alone executable program to process the message.
8003	Unable to obtain the certificate from the certificate store.	Unable to obtain the certificate from the certificate store.
8006	This certificate is valid.	This certificate is valid.
8008	Error	Error
8015	Select a certificate and then click "Remove" to delete it from Active Directory Domain Services.	Select a certificate and then click "Remove" to delete it from Active Directory Domain Services.
8016	&Remove	&Remove
8017	Select a certificate from the following list and then click "Register" to register it in Active Directory Domain Services. You can then use this certificate with your Message Queuing applications.	Select a certificate from the following list and then click "Register" to register it in Active Directory Domain Services. You can then use this certificate with your Message Queuing applications.
8018	&Register	&Register
8020	Do you want to delete the following certificate from the Message Queuing certificate store? %1	Do you want to delete the following certificate from the Message Queuing certificate store? %1
8021	Message Queuing Certificate Store	Message Queuing Certificate Store
8022	Do you want to import certificates from the system root certificate store into the Message Queuing certificate store?	Do you want to import certificates from the system root certificate store into the Message Queuing certificate store?
10000	Message Queuing Admin	Message Queuing Admin
10005	Snapin Description	Snapin Description
10006	Snapin Provider	Snapin Provider
10007	Snapin Version 1.0	Snapin Version 1.0
10008	Queue messages	Queue messages
10009	Priority	Priority
10010	Label	Label
10011	Time to Live	Time to Live
10012	Position in Queue	Position in Queue
10013	Recipient queue name length	Recipient queue name length
10014	Admin queue name length	Admin queue name length
10015	Response queue name length	Response queue name length
10016	Encrypted	Encrypted
10017	Message ID	Message ID
10018	Length	Length
10019	Size	Size
10020	Body	Body
10021	Class	Class
10022	Authenticated	Authenticated
10023	Hash Algorithm	Hash Algorithm
10024	Encryption Algorithm	Encryption Algorithm
10025	Source Computer	Source Computer
10026	Time Sent	Time Sent
10027	Time Arrived	Time Arrived
10028	Response Queue	Response Queue
10029	Admin Queue	Admin Queue
10030	Recipient Queue	Recipient Queue
10031	Tracked	Tracked
10032	Sender ID	Sender ID
10033	Sender ID Length	Sender ID Length
10034	Sender ID Exists	Sender ID Exists
10035	Label Length	Label Length
10036	Correlation	Correlation
10037	Delivery Mode	Delivery Mode
10038	Journal messages	Journal messages
10039	Normal	Normal
10040	Report	Report
10041	The queue was deleted.	The queue was deleted.
10042	The destination queue does not exist.	The destination queue does not exist.
10043	The time-to-be-received has elapsed.	The time-to-be-received has elapsed.
10044	The quota was exceeded.	The quota was exceeded.
10045	Access is denied.	Access is denied.
10046	The hop count exceeded the permitted value.	The hop count exceeded the permitted value.
10047	The message reached the queue.	The message reached the queue.
10048	The message was received.	The message was received.
10049	The message was purged before reaching the queue.	The message was purged before reaching the queue.
10050	The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed.	The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed.
10051	The signature is invalid.	The signature is invalid.
10052	The queue was purged.	The queue was purged.
10053	The encryption is invalid.	The encryption is invalid.
10054	The message cannot be encrypted.	The message cannot be encrypted.
10055	Nontransactional queue	Nontransactional queue
10056	Nontransactional message	Nontransactional message
10057	Express	Express
10058	Recoverable	Recoverable
10059	MD2	MD2
10060	MD4	MD4
10061	MD5	MD5
10062	SHA	SHA
10063	MAC	MAC
10064	RSA Sign	RSA Sign
10065	DSS Sign	DSS Sign
10066	RSA KeyX	RSA KeyX
10067	DES	DES
10068	RC2	RC2
10069	RC4	RC4
10070	SEAL	SEAL
10071	DH SF	DH SF
10072	DH EPHEM	DH EPHEM
10073	None	None
10074	Optional	Optional
10076	No	No
10077	Yes	Yes
10078	Unknown	Unknown
10080	Foreign (non-Windows)	Foreign (non-Windows)
10081	Outgoing Queues	Outgoing Queues
10083	PUBLIC	PUBLIC
10087	Please enter a valid GUID, such as {12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789012}.	Please enter a valid GUID, such as {12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789012}.
10088	PRIVATE	PRIVATE
10089	Message Queuing server	Message Queuing server
10090	COMPUTER	COMPUTER
10091	Triggers	Triggers
10092	CONNECTOR	CONNECTOR
10093	Foreign independent client	Foreign independent client
10094	Local	Local
10095	Independent client	Independent client
10096	The Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in is not installed. Consequently, the Message Queuing snap-in extension for it cannot be registered.	The Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in is not installed. Consequently, the Message Queuing snap-in extension for it cannot be registered.
10097	Inactive	Inactive
10098	Waiting to connect	Waiting to connect
10099	Not validated	Not validated
10100	Paused	Paused
10101	Connected	Connected
10102	Disconnecting...	Disconnecting...
10103	Disconnected	Disconnected
10104	Name	Name
10105	Type	Type
10106	Description	Description
10107	Local queue	Local queue
10108	(none)	(none)
10109	There is no more available memory.	There is no more available memory.
10110	%1 %2	%1 %2
10111	An error occurred (code: 0x%1!0x!).	An error occurred (code: 0x%1!0x!).
10112	The properties of %1 cannot be obtained.	The properties of %1 cannot be obtained.
10114	The properties of %1 cannot be set.	The properties of %1 cannot be set.
10115	This Message Queuing server is already defined as an in-routing or out-routing server.	This Message Queuing server is already defined as an in-routing or out-routing server.
10117	Active Directory Domain Services cannot be queried.	Active Directory Domain Services cannot be queried.
10118	%1 cannot be created.	%1 cannot be created.
10119	Delete	Delete
10120	Are you sure you want to delete %1?	Are you sure you want to delete %1?
10121	%1 cannot be deleted.	%1 cannot be deleted.
10122	Error: %1	Error: %1
10123	Transactional dead-letter messages	Transactional dead-letter messages
10124	Journal	Journal
10125	Dead-letter messages	Dead-letter messages
10126	Private Queues	Private Queues
10127	Days	Days
10128	Seconds	Seconds
10129	Minutes	Minutes
10131	Please select a site.	Please select a site.
10132	Hours	Hours
10136	System Queues	System Queues
10138	The query for private queues failed.	The query for private queues failed.
10139	The queue cannot be purged.	The queue cannot be purged.
10140	Are you sure you want to delete all messages in the queue?	Are you sure you want to delete all messages in the queue?
10142	The list of messages cannot be retrieved.	The list of messages cannot be retrieved.
10143	Display first %1!d! out of %2!d! bytes.	Display first %1!d! out of %2!d! bytes.
10144	The body size is %1!d! bytes.	The body size is %1!d! bytes.
10145	Both sites are the same, please select another site.	Both sites are the same, please select another site.
10146	Dependent clients	Dependent clients
10147	Routing link between sites: %1 and %2	Routing link between sites: %1 and %2
10148	Site	Site
10149	Routing link	Routing link
10150	Between %1 and %2	Between %1 and %2
10151	The user certificate cannot be deleted. Error: 0x%1!x!	The user certificate cannot be deleted. Error: 0x%1!x!
10152	The following list shows all personal certificates that are registered in Active Directory Domain Services.	The following list shows all personal certificates that are registered in Active Directory Domain Services.
10153	Please enter the name of a foreign site.	Please enter the name of a foreign site.
10154	The computer did not respond. MQPing failed.	The computer did not respond. MQPing failed.
10155	The computer responded. MQPing was successful.	The computer responded. MQPing was successful.
10156	MQTest Queue	MQTest Queue
10157	Sending Test Messages from %1	Sending Test Messages from %1
10158	Test message cannot be sent from %1.	Test message cannot be sent from %1.
10160	The report queue cannot be set.	The report queue cannot be set.
10161	The propagation flag cannot be set.	The propagation flag cannot be set.
10162	MQReport Queue	MQReport Queue
10163	The ping response queue cannot be opened.	The ping response queue cannot be opened.
10164	New Foreign Site...	New Foreign Site...
10165	The foreign site %1 cannot be created.	The foreign site %1 cannot be created.
10166	This site is a foreign site. A foreign site represents a group of computers that run other messaging systems (called foreign computers). Foreign computers can communicate with Message Queuing computers through Message Queuing servers running a connector application. These Message Queuing servers must be configured as site gates in routing links that connect this site to non-foreign sites.	This site is a foreign site. A foreign site represents a group of computers that run other messaging systems (called foreign computers). Foreign computers can communicate with Message Queuing computers through Message Queuing servers running a connector application. These Message Queuing servers must be configured as site gates in routing links that connect this site to non-foreign sites.
10167	The report queue cannot be obtained.	The report queue cannot be obtained.
10168	The tracking flag cannot be obtained. This computer does not respond to messages sent to it.	The tracking flag cannot be obtained. This computer does not respond to messages sent to it.
10169	New Foreign Computer...	New Foreign Computer...
10171	The computer %1 cannot be created.	The computer %1 cannot be created.
10172	The MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object for the computer %1 cannot be created.	The MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object for the computer %1 cannot be created.
10173	The foreign site %1 was successfully created. In order to provide connectivity to this site, you must add a Message Queuing server that is running a connector application and belongs to a non-foreign site to this site. This server must also be defined as a site gate in a routing link that connects the non-foreign site to this site.	The foreign site %1 was successfully created. In order to provide connectivity to this site, you must add a Message Queuing server that is running a connector application and belongs to a non-foreign site to this site. This server must also be defined as a site gate in a routing link that connects the non-foreign site to this site.
10174	The foreign computer %1 was successfully created.	The foreign computer %1 was successfully created.
10175	Please enter the name of a foreign computer.	Please enter the name of a foreign computer.
10176	Message Queuing Queue	Message Queuing Queue
10177	Find Message Queuing Queue	Find Message Queuing Queue
10178	Remote queue	Remote queue
10182	Full Path	Full Path
10183	Application-specific	Application-specific
10184	The object was successfully created. However, Active Directory Domain Services replication delays may prevent you from seeing it now. Wait several minutes and then click "Refresh" to see the object.	The object was successfully created. However, Active Directory Domain Services replication delays may prevent you from seeing it now. Wait several minutes and then click "Refresh" to see the object.
10185	The object was successfully created. You may need to click "Refresh" to see it.	The object was successfully created. You may need to click "Refresh" to see it.
10186	The requested operation cannot be performed. This may be caused by replication delays in Active Directory Domain Services. Wait a few minutes, click "Refresh", and then try again.	The requested operation cannot be performed. This may be caused by replication delays in Active Directory Domain Services. Wait a few minutes, click "Refresh", and then try again.
10187	Private queues are not supported.	Private queues are not supported.
10188	No information can be obtained from the Message Queuing service.	No information can be obtained from the Message Queuing service.
10192	Location	Location
10193	Transactional	Transactional
10194	Foreign	Foreign
10195	Number of Messages	Number of Messages
10196	Message Quota Used	Message Quota Used
10197	State	State
10198	Next Hop(s)	Next Hop(s)
10199	Number of Journal Messages	Number of Journal Messages
10200	Journal Message Quota Used	Journal Message Quota Used
10201	Are you sure you want to bring Message Queuing on %1 online?	Are you sure you want to bring Message Queuing on %1 online?
10202	Are you sure you want to take Message Queuing on %1 offline?	Are you sure you want to take Message Queuing on %1 offline?
10203	Are you sure you want to pause the queue?	Are you sure you want to pause the queue?
10204	Are you sure you want to resume queue operation?	Are you sure you want to resume queue operation?
10208	The operation failed.	The operation failed.
10209	Unprocessed (msgs)	Unprocessed (msgs)
10210	Unacknowledged (msgs)	Unacknowledged (msgs)
10211	Format Name	Format Name
10214	Quota	Quota
10216	Type GUID	Type GUID
10219	Journal Quota	Journal Quota
10220	Privacy Level	Privacy Level
10221	Base Priority	Base Priority
10222	Take Ownership	Take Ownership
10223	Set Permissions	Set Permissions
10224	Get Permissions	Get Permissions
10225	Set Properties	Set Properties
10226	Get Properties	Get Properties
10228	Peek Message	Peek Message
10229	Send Message	Send Message
10230	Receive Journal Message	Receive Journal Message
10231	Receive Message	Receive Message
10232	Delete Message	Delete Message
10234	Delete Journal Message	Delete Journal Message
10235	Full Control	Full Control
10236	The security descriptor cannot be obtained.	The security descriptor cannot be obtained.
10237	The security descriptor cannot be set.	The security descriptor cannot be set.
10238	The path name %1 cannot be converted to a format name.	The path name %1 cannot be converted to a format name.
10239	The operation is not supported for this queue. Some options, such as Properties or Delete, are not supported for private queues on a remote computer.	The operation is not supported for this queue. Some options, such as Properties or Delete, are not supported for private queues on a remote computer.
10240	The format name of %1 cannot be obtained.	The format name of %1 cannot be obtained.
10241	The list of dependent clients cannot be obtained.	The list of dependent clients cannot be obtained.
10242	The site name cannot be obtained. The site may have been deleted.	The site name cannot be obtained. The site may have been deleted.
10243	Unlimited	Unlimited
10244	Allows administration of Message Queuing queues and messages	Allows administration of Message Queuing queues and messages
10245	Microsoft Corporation	Microsoft Corporation
10246	%1!ld!.%2!02ld!.%3!ld!	%1!ld!.%2!02ld!.%3!ld!
10247	%systemroot%\help\msmq.chm	%systemroot%\help\msmq.chm
10248	html/0555295f-735b-4095-b369-9cd3ebc8abf8.htm	html/0555295f-735b-4095-b369-9cd3ebc8abf8.htm
10249	\help\msmq.chm	\help\msmq.chm
10250	Public Queues	Public Queues
10251	The time-to-be-received has elapsed at the source (sending) computer.	The time-to-be-received has elapsed at the source (sending) computer.
10252	Unsupported cryptographic service provider.	Unsupported cryptographic service provider.
10253	html/fdf0a10c-e41a-4141-8306-af9678f5cd91.htm	html/fdf0a10c-e41a-4141-8306-af9678f5cd91.htm
10254	html/0f52531f-0b37-4d60-8722-974097485aae.htm	html/0f52531f-0b37-4d60-8722-974097485aae.htm
10255	html/cc423b2e-159e-4e0a-9d8d-5f11ad8def08.htm	html/cc423b2e-159e-4e0a-9d8d-5f11ad8def08.htm
10256	this computer	this computer
10257	The security page cannot be displayed. Your domain may be incorrectly configured. Verify that your DNS server is available and properly configured.	The security page cannot be displayed. Your domain may be incorrectly configured. Verify that your DNS server is available and properly configured.
10258	You must specify at least one site.	You must specify at least one site.
10259	Please type a rule name.	Please type a rule name.
10260	Queues located in an MSMQ 1.0 site (depending on connection with that site's primary site controller).	Queues located in an MSMQ 1.0 site (depending on connection with that site's primary site controller).
10261	Queues located in the MSMQ 1.0 site cannot be deleted. These queues must be deleted from the MSMQ 1.0 site using MSMQ Explorer (the administrative tool for MSMQ 1.0).	Queues located in the MSMQ 1.0 site cannot be deleted. These queues must be deleted from the MSMQ 1.0 site using MSMQ Explorer (the administrative tool for MSMQ 1.0).
10263	Not all public queues can be displayed. Only public queues cached locally can be displayed.	Not all public queues can be displayed. Only public queues cached locally can be displayed.
10264	Are you sure you want to delete these %1!d! queues?	Are you sure you want to delete these %1!d! queues?
10265	%1 - %2	%1 - %2
10266	The following queues cannot be deleted: Error: %1	The following queues cannot be deleted: Error: %1
10267	The queue(s) were successfully deleted. You may need to click "Find Now" again to verify that they were deleted.	The queue(s) were successfully deleted. You may need to click "Find Now" again to verify that they were deleted.
10268	Send MQPing message...	Send MQPing message...
10269	You cannot create a routing link between two foreign sites. At least one site must be a non-foreign site.	You cannot create a routing link between two foreign sites. At least one site must be a non-foreign site.
10270	This routing link connects a foreign site to a non-foreign site. In order for the link to function properly, you must define at least one Message Queuing server that runs a connector application and belongs to both sites as a site gate in this link. To define a site gate, click "OK," right-click the link, click "Properties," and then click "Site Gates."	This routing link connects a foreign site to a non-foreign site. In order for the link to function properly, you must define at least one Message Queuing server that runs a connector application and belongs to both sites as a site gate in this link. To define a site gate, click "OK," right-click the link, click "Properties," and then click "Site Gates."
10271	Create Queue	Create Queue
10272	Receive Dead Letter	Receive Dead Letter
10273	Peek Dead Letter	Peek Dead Letter
10274	Peek Computer Journal	Peek Computer Journal
10275	Delete Dead Letter	Delete Dead Letter
10276	Receive Computer Journal	Receive Computer Journal
10277	Delete Computer Journal	Delete Computer Journal
10278	Computer located in an MSMQ 1.0 site (depending on connection with that site's primary site controller).	Computer located in an MSMQ 1.0 site (depending on connection with that site's primary site controller).
10279	The maximum number of threads must be between 1 and %1!ld!.	The maximum number of threads must be between 1 and %1!ld!.
10280	The default message body size is illegal. The default message body size must be between 0 and %1!ld!.	The default message body size is illegal. The default message body size must be between 0 and %1!ld!.
10281	The initial number of threads must be between 1 and the number set for the maximum number of threads, which equals %1!d!.	The initial number of threads must be between 1 and the number set for the maximum number of threads, which equals %1!d!.
10282	Rules	Rules
10284	Rule Name	Rule Name
10285	Rule Description	Rule Description
10287	Trigger Name	Trigger Name
10288	Queue Path Name	Queue Path Name
10289	Number of Rules	Number of Rules
10290	Enabled	Enabled
10291	Serialized	Serialized
10292	Message label contains	Message label contains
10293	Message label does not contain	Message label does not contain
10294	Message body contains (applies only to string body type)	Message body contains (applies only to string body type)
10295	Message body does not contain (applies only to string body type)	Message body does not contain (applies only to string body type)
10296	Message priority equals	Message priority equals
10297	Message priority does not equal	Message priority does not equal
10298	Message priority is greater than	Message priority is greater than
10299	Message priority is less than	Message priority is less than
10300	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific) equals	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific) equals
10301	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific) does not equal	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific) does not equal
10302	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific) is greater than	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific) is greater than
10303	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific) is less than	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific) is less than
10304	Message source computer ID (SourceMachineGuid) equals	Message source computer ID (SourceMachineGuid) equals
10305	Message source computer ID (SourceMachineGuid) does not equal	Message source computer ID (SourceMachineGuid) does not equal
10306	Message ID (as variant)	Message ID (as variant)
10307	Message label (as string)	Message label (as string)
10308	Message body (as variant)	Message body (as variant)
10309	Message body (as string)	Message body (as string)
10310	Message priority (as number)	Message priority (as number)
10311	Message correlation ID (as variant)	Message correlation ID (as variant)
10312	Queue path name (as string)	Queue path name (as string)
10313	Queue format name (as string)	Queue format name (as string)
10314	Response queue format name (as string)	Response queue format name (as string)
10315	Administration queue format name (as string)	Administration queue format name (as string)
10316	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific as long)	Application-specific message number (AppSpecific as long)
10317	Trigger name (as string)	Trigger name (as string)
10318	Trigger ID (as string)	Trigger ID (as string)
10319	Message source computer ID (SourceMachineGuid as string)	Message source computer ID (SourceMachineGuid as string)
10320	%1 AND	%1 AND
10322	%1	%1
10323	The condition format is illegal.	The condition format is illegal.
10336	Message arrival time (ArrivedTime as date variant)	Message arrival time (ArrivedTime as date variant)
10337	Message sending time (SentTime as date variant)	Message sending time (SentTime as date variant)
10338	The action properties cannot be displayed. The action format is invalid.	The action properties cannot be displayed. The action format is invalid.
10339	The condition length was exceeded. The maximum length is %1!ld!.	The condition length was exceeded. The maximum length is %1!ld!.
10340	No condition type was selected. Please select a condition type before adding a new condition.	No condition type was selected. Please select a condition type before adding a new condition.
10343	Numeric literal	Numeric literal
10344	String literal	String literal
10345	A literal value is required. Please specify a value before adding a new parameter to the invocation parameter list.	A literal value is required. Please specify a value before adding a new parameter to the invocation parameter list.
10346	%1 is not a legal numeric value.	%1 is not a legal numeric value.
10347	New Rule	New Rule
10348	A rule must have an invoked program. Please type either a stand-alone executable path or a COM program ID and method.	A rule must have an invoked program. Please type either a stand-alone executable path or a COM program ID and method.
10349	The new rule was not successfully created. %1	The new rule was not successfully created. %1
10350	The priority value is illegal. Message priority must be between %1!d! and %2!d!.	The priority value is illegal. Message priority must be between %1!d! and %2!d!.
10351	The value %1 is illegal. A numeric value is expected.	The value %1 is illegal. A numeric value is expected.
10352	The source computer ID is invalid. A computer ID must be a valid GUID, such as {12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789012}.	The source computer ID is invalid. A computer ID must be a valid GUID, such as {12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789012}.
10354	The new parameter cannot be added. The number of invocation parameters exceeded the limit (%1!d!).	The new parameter cannot be added. The number of invocation parameters exceeded the limit (%1!d!).
10355	Please type a queue path name.	Please type a queue path name.
10356	Please type a trigger name.	Please type a trigger name.
10357	The queue path name is illegal.	The queue path name is illegal.
10358	The queue %1 was not found. The queue may not exist or may have been deleted. Please check that the queue exists, and then try again.	The queue %1 was not found. The queue may not exist or may have been deleted. Please check that the queue exists, and then try again.
10359	The queue path name or permission cannot be validated. Please verify that Message Queuing is running and that there is a connection to Active Directory Domain Services (for public queues). Do you want to use this queue path name?	The queue path name or permission cannot be validated. Please verify that Message Queuing is running and that there is a connection to Active Directory Domain Services (for public queues). Do you want to use this queue path name?
10360	The queue %1 cannot be opened for retrieving messages. The queue does not have the Receive Message permission. Please grant the Receive Message permission to this queue before updating or creating the trigger.	The queue %1 cannot be opened for retrieving messages. The queue does not have the Receive Message permission. Please grant the Receive Message permission to this queue before updating or creating the trigger.
10361	New Trigger	New Trigger
10362	Rule ID	Rule ID
10363	Trigger ID	Trigger ID
10364	Message lookup ID (as variant)	Message lookup ID (as variant)
10365	Message Processing Type	Message Processing Type
10366	The system cannot determine if %1 is a transactional queue. Transactional retrieval is possible only for transactional queues. Do you want to transactionally retrieve messages from this queue?	The system cannot determine if %1 is a transactional queue. Transactional retrieval is possible only for transactional queues. Do you want to transactionally retrieve messages from this queue?
10367	The queue %1 is not transactional. Transactional retrieval is allowed only for transactional queues. Please change the message processing type.	The queue %1 is not transactional. Transactional retrieval is allowed only for transactional queues. Please change the message processing type.
10368	The new trigger was not successfully created. %1	The new trigger was not successfully created. %1
10369	Message Peeking	Message Peeking
10370	Message Retrieval	Message Retrieval
10371	Transactional Message Retrieval	Transactional Message Retrieval
10372	The value %1 is illegal.	The value %1 is illegal.
10373	The %1 service cannot be stopped.	The %1 service cannot be stopped.
10374	The following services depend on the Message Queuing service and must be stopped: %1	The following services depend on the Message Queuing service and must be stopped: %1
10375	OK	OK
10377	%1Configuration/Sites	%1Configuration/Sites
10378	%1/Computers	%1/Computers
10379	New Private Queue	New Private Queue
10380	The Message Queuing service on the computer hosting the private queues may be stopped.	The Message Queuing service on the computer hosting the private queues may be stopped.
10381	The name supplied is too long or contains illegal characters.	The name supplied is too long or contains illegal characters.
10382	This may be because the name supplied is too long or contains illegal characters.	This may be because the name supplied is too long or contains illegal characters.
10383	Error code: 0x%1!x!	Error code: 0x%1!x!
10384	The Message Queuing service on the computer hosting the queue may be offline, or a connection with Active Directory Domain Services cannot be established from that computer.	The Message Queuing service on the computer hosting the queue may be offline, or a connection with Active Directory Domain Services cannot be established from that computer.
10385	Transactional queue	Transactional queue
10836	%1 Properties	%1 Properties
10931	The operation requested cannot be performed. The queue may have been deleted. Click "Refresh", and then try again.	The operation requested cannot be performed. The queue may have been deleted. Click "Refresh", and then try again.
10934	Computer journal	Computer journal
10935	Computer dead-letter queue	Computer dead-letter queue
10936	Computer transactional dead-letter queue	Computer transactional dead-letter queue
10941	Displaying properties for multiple rules is not allowed. Please select a single rule.	Displaying properties for multiple rules is not allowed. Please select a single rule.
10945	Message body contains %1	Message body contains %1
10946	Message body does not contain %1	Message body does not contain %1
10947	Application-specific equals %1	Application-specific equals %1
10948	Application-specific does not equal %1	Application-specific does not equal %1
10949	Application-specific is greater than %1	Application-specific is greater than %1
10950	Application-specific is less than %1	Application-specific is less than %1
10951	Message source computer ID equals %1	Message source computer ID equals %1
10952	Message source computer ID does not equal %1	Message source computer ID does not equal %1
10953	%1 is not a valid folder name. Error: %2	%1 is not a valid folder name. Error: %2
10954	The folder name %1 is too long.	The folder name %1 is too long.
10955	Please type the path of the message files folder.	Please type the path of the message files folder.
10956	Please type the path of the message logger folder.	Please type the path of the message logger folder.
10957	Please type the path of the transaction logger folder.	Please type the path of the transaction logger folder.
10959	All Extended Rights	All Extended Rights
10960	Create All Child Objects	Create All Child Objects
10961	Delete All Child Objects	Delete All Child Objects
10962	Public queues cannot be accessed in workgroup mode.	Public queues cannot be accessed in workgroup mode.
10963	Message label contains %1	Message label contains %1
10964	Message label does not contain %1	Message label does not contain %1
10965	Message priority equals %1	Message priority equals %1
10966	Message priority does not equal %1	Message priority does not equal %1
10967	Message priority is greater than %1	Message priority is greater than %1
10968	Message priority is less than %1	Message priority is less than %1
10969	The General page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.	The General page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.
10970	The Diagnostics page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.	The Diagnostics page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.
10971	The Routing page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.	The Routing page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.
10972	The Dependent Clients page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.	The Dependent Clients page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.
10973	The Sites page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.	The Sites page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing.
10974	HTTP error: %1!d!	HTTP error: %1!d!
10975	Please type the full path of an existing executable file.	Please type the full path of an existing executable file.
10976	Send an MQPing message from %1 to %2 and then verify its receipt.	Send an MQPing message from %1 to %2 and then verify its receipt.
10977	Send a test message from %1 to a specified destination queue.	Send a test message from %1 to a specified destination queue.
10978	Configure route tracking for messages that are sent and received by %1.	Configure route tracking for messages that are sent and received by %1.
10979	Message lookup ID	Message lookup ID
10982	%1 is not a valid folder name. Please enter the full path of a folder.	%1 is not a valid folder name. Please enter the full path of a folder.
10983	The process object for the Message Queuing service cannot be opened.	The process object for the Message Queuing service cannot be opened.
10984	The dependencies of the Message Queuing service cannot be enumerated.	The dependencies of the Message Queuing service cannot be enumerated.
10988	The SOAP envelope of the message cannot be displayed.	The SOAP envelope of the message cannot be displayed.
10990	Locked	Locked
10996	List Contents	List Contents
10997	The source computer GUID changed.	The source computer GUID changed.
10998	Message was rejected by the receiver	Message was rejected by the receiver
10999	No failures reported.	No failures reported.
11000	Ping Failed.	Ping Failed.
11001	TCP is not installed or not enabled.	TCP is not installed or not enabled.
11002	Name resolution failed.	Name resolution failed.
11003	Invalid server certificate.	Invalid server certificate.
11004	Limit on the number of connections reached.	Limit on the number of connections reached.
11005	Absense of Directory Service connectivity prevented getting routing data.	Absense of Directory Service connectivity prevented getting routing data.
11006	Failed to create Winsock socket.	Failed to create Winsock socket.
11007	Failed to bind Winsock socket.	Failed to bind Winsock socket.
11008	Failed to connect Winsock socket.	Failed to connect Winsock socket.
11009	Connection refused by other side due to resource limitation, connection limit, or malformed packets.	Connection refused by other side due to resource limitation, connection limit, or malformed packets.
11010	Address:	Address:
11011	Unknown connection failure.	Unknown connection failure.
11012	Failed to send packet.	Failed to send packet.
11013	Failed to send because connection is not ready. Connection could be closed.	Failed to send because connection is not ready. Connection could be closed.
11014	Failed due to low memory.	Failed due to low memory.
11015	Establish connection packet received.	Establish connection packet received.
11016	Connection is ready to transfer messages.	Connection is ready to transfer messages.
11100	Connection History	Connection History
11101	Dead letter queue name length	Dead letter queue name length
11102	Dead Letter Queue	Dead Letter Queue
11112	Abort Count	Abort Count
11113	Move Count	Move Count
11121	Failed to move message from %1 to %2.	Failed to move message from %1 to %2.
11122	Are you sure you want to delete this message?	Are you sure you want to delete this message?
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11125	html/dfa87be2-7bdb-4188-8043-6dc63aef4b88.htm	html/dfa87be2-7bdb-4188-8043-6dc63aef4b88.htm
11126	html/e567cf30-eb8e-4d10-9664-e66da3d8af0d.htm	html/e567cf30-eb8e-4d10-9664-e66da3d8af0d.htm
11127	html/a776f7fa-b135-4f08-8135-9fa521a8e895.htm	html/a776f7fa-b135-4f08-8135-9fa521a8e895.htm
11128	html/b2792b68-afb5-46bd-8cc5-4033b1536019.htm	html/b2792b68-afb5-46bd-8cc5-4033b1536019.htm
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11130	html/29e5019c-30f2-495f-8b79-1dd7cc19d194.htm	html/29e5019c-30f2-495f-8b79-1dd7cc19d194.htm
11131	html/b4ac0f1a-baee-4b1c-be2b-ea1999834b10.htm	html/b4ac0f1a-baee-4b1c-be2b-ea1999834b10.htm
11132	html/acb8d56d-c38f-41c0-b217-e072f13dda80.htm	html/acb8d56d-c38f-41c0-b217-e072f13dda80.htm
11133	html/f089a5e8-9089-4d7a-95d7-fde7848669b7.htm	html/f089a5e8-9089-4d7a-95d7-fde7848669b7.htm
11134	html/3ffcafa9-b83d-4a57-84ec-53771c8add0c.htm	html/3ffcafa9-b83d-4a57-84ec-53771c8add0c.htm
11135	html/3058f324-6879-411c-bcf3-54896e3342df.htm	html/3058f324-6879-411c-bcf3-54896e3342df.htm
11136	html/1bf15ca9-5a20-482a-8074-c94ca4f1bf61.htm	html/1bf15ca9-5a20-482a-8074-c94ca4f1bf61.htm
11137	html/72394248-e023-4306-bd15-1eca73d85a40.htm	html/72394248-e023-4306-bd15-1eca73d85a40.htm
11139	html/13a230fd-5ecd-4ea8-ad4f-9c23d5f9daba.htm	html/13a230fd-5ecd-4ea8-ad4f-9c23d5f9daba.htm
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11141	html/bc59b453-ff6f-4c18-a0ea-1f26652f7925.htm	html/bc59b453-ff6f-4c18-a0ea-1f26652f7925.htm
11142	html/e103708d-acd7-4539-8313-da7bd00106bb.htm	html/e103708d-acd7-4539-8313-da7bd00106bb.htm
11143	html/810549f9-46df-46e1-9ce5-d7914552c10b.htm	html/810549f9-46df-46e1-9ce5-d7914552c10b.htm
11144	html/cb5239ea-55e1-48a6-8791-39c61ac4477d.htm	html/cb5239ea-55e1-48a6-8791-39c61ac4477d.htm
11145	html/2c582b23-5b86-495f-af8a-0f7050dd7324.htm	html/2c582b23-5b86-495f-af8a-0f7050dd7324.htm
11146	html/30343ef0-8dd9-4aa7-99fa-eba940e083ad.htm	html/30343ef0-8dd9-4aa7-99fa-eba940e083ad.htm
11147	html/8fdefa01-28d2-4c1b-a3f7-4c30ef469d2b.htm	html/8fdefa01-28d2-4c1b-a3f7-4c30ef469d2b.htm
11148	html/5a83f16c-8a2d-4bef-934b-0f35fe61cbe3.htm	html/5a83f16c-8a2d-4bef-934b-0f35fe61cbe3.htm
11149	html/aa32a336-821d-424e-8b00-a12dd2a564b6.htm	html/aa32a336-821d-424e-8b00-a12dd2a564b6.htm
11150	html/6a86e0a5-66ce-43d6-934e-701704241877.htm	html/6a86e0a5-66ce-43d6-934e-701704241877.htm
11151	html/15746999-be42-42dc-8636-14b685c8de80.htm	html/15746999-be42-42dc-8636-14b685c8de80.htm
11152	html/c6b0419a-4dcf-4234-8120-56a584be4511.htm	html/c6b0419a-4dcf-4234-8120-56a584be4511.htm
11153	html/4f4f5150-6b72-415f-be92-598328bf9b12.htm	html/4f4f5150-6b72-415f-be92-598328bf9b12.htm
11154	html/7289b5b8-acd4-414b-b284-77ae04ba3bb8.htm	html/7289b5b8-acd4-414b-b284-77ae04ba3bb8.htm
11155	html/3ca152e1-490e-4ab3-9d63-ac9624794a19.htm	html/3ca152e1-490e-4ab3-9d63-ac9624794a19.htm
11156	html/917c4f55-e8dc-4c18-b05e-a0f84efbe643.htm	html/917c4f55-e8dc-4c18-b05e-a0f84efbe643.htm
11157	html/557ffd72-f437-46d7-a665-c2b1400f084e.htm	html/557ffd72-f437-46d7-a665-c2b1400f084e.htm
11158	html/128dea8f-3797-4f09-9c78-4200b9f7e48b.htm	html/128dea8f-3797-4f09-9c78-4200b9f7e48b.htm
11159	html/15c585c5-6de0-4d90-8077-f3b0e4197107.htm	html/15c585c5-6de0-4d90-8077-f3b0e4197107.htm
11160	html/1333bebb-3b0f-42ad-b0ba-db5d75b0d34e.htm	html/1333bebb-3b0f-42ad-b0ba-db5d75b0d34e.htm
11161	html/9c62ef53-fe24-4e40-9661-0d7446f2a229.htm	html/9c62ef53-fe24-4e40-9661-0d7446f2a229.htm
11162	html/c9836f85-fff3-4acb-bdb2-52c9f3515285.htm	html/c9836f85-fff3-4acb-bdb2-52c9f3515285.htm
11163	html/9bdf8034-578e-4873-8f64-78312173fbc6.htm	html/9bdf8034-578e-4873-8f64-78312173fbc6.htm
11164	Cannot display message body - error opening queue '%1'	Cannot display message body - error opening queue '%1'
11165	Cannot retrieve message body. Probably the message was already received.	Cannot retrieve message body. Probably the message was already received.
11166	Cannot display message body - out of memory	Cannot display message body - out of memory
11167	Cannot delete message - error opening queue '%1'	Cannot delete message - error opening queue '%1'
11168	Cannot delete message. Probably the message was already deleted.	Cannot delete message. Probably the message was already deleted.
11169	Cannot move message - error opening source queue '%1'.	Cannot move message - error opening source queue '%1'.
11170	Cannot move message - error opening target queue '%1'.	Cannot move message - error opening target queue '%1'.
11171	Failed to commit transaction. Move failed.	Failed to commit transaction. Move failed.
11172	html/b109356a-c0b4-4740-a850-c9aefac5f942.htm	html/b109356a-c0b4-4740-a850-c9aefac5f942.htm
11173	html/2658aeff-2c0e-4c79-98e4-679eeb37ccd6.htm	html/2658aeff-2c0e-4c79-98e4-679eeb37ccd6.htm
11174	html/8751285a-93d4-4b4e-9dfa-0111b519c8c9.htm	html/8751285a-93d4-4b4e-9dfa-0111b519c8c9.htm
11175	html/c0d6bb93-5cfa-4276-89d5-ade5f3686d48.htm	html/c0d6bb93-5cfa-4276-89d5-ade5f3686d48.htm
11176	html/c40482ba-03c6-46a6-a71e-faad2792722d.htm	html/c40482ba-03c6-46a6-a71e-faad2792722d.htm
11177	html/c3034fa7-9054-4513-aaee-3318b9e83c9f.htm	html/c3034fa7-9054-4513-aaee-3318b9e83c9f.htm
11178	html/229e47aa-c0d3-4811-bb43-3e22a26813b9.htm	html/229e47aa-c0d3-4811-bb43-3e22a26813b9.htm
11179	Unable to start the Message Queuing service	Unable to start the Message Queuing service
11180	Unable to start service '%1'	Unable to start service '%1'
11181	Unable to open service '%1'	Unable to open service '%1'
11183	Failed to move message from %1 to %2 because the target queue or subqueue is invalid.	Failed to move message from %1 to %2 because the target queue or subqueue is invalid.
11184	MSMQ Service exclusion for TCP	MSMQ Service exclusion for TCP
11185	MSMQ Service exclusion for UDP	MSMQ Service exclusion for UDP
11186	MQDS Service exclusion for TCP	MQDS Service exclusion for TCP
11187	MQDS Service exclusion for UDP	MQDS Service exclusion for UDP
11188	MSMQ Service exclusion for Multicast	MSMQ Service exclusion for Multicast
11189	Message Queuing TCP Inbound	Message Queuing TCP Inbound
11190	Message Queuing TCP Outbound	Message Queuing TCP Outbound
11191	Message Queuing UDP Inbound	Message Queuing UDP Inbound
11192	Message Queuing UDP Outbound	Message Queuing UDP Outbound
11193	MQDS TCP Inbound	MQDS TCP Inbound
11194	MQDS TCP Outbound	MQDS TCP Outbound
11195	MQDS UDP Inbound	MQDS UDP Inbound
11196	MQDS UDP Outbound	MQDS UDP Outbound
11197	Message Queuing Multicast Inbound	Message Queuing Multicast Inbound
11198	Message Queuing Multicast Outbound	Message Queuing Multicast Outbound
11199	Settings of the multicast address will not take effect unless Multicast Support is installed on the remote computer.	Settings of the multicast address will not take effect unless Multicast Support is installed on the remote computer.
11200	Queue is unauthenticated. Message senders can bypass the Access Control settings specified in the Security tab.	Queue is unauthenticated. Message senders can bypass the Access Control settings specified in the Security tab.
11201	MessageQueuing-BlockOthers-Inbound	MessageQueuing-BlockOthers-Inbound
11202	Block any inbound traffic other than specified	Block any inbound traffic other than specified
11203	MessageQueuing-BlockOthers-Outbound	MessageQueuing-BlockOthers-Outbound
11204	Block any outbound traffic other than specified	Block any outbound traffic other than specified
11205	MessageQueuing-TCP-Inbound	MessageQueuing-TCP-Inbound
11206	Allow inbound Message Queuing traffic over TCP	Allow inbound Message Queuing traffic over TCP
11207	MessageQueuing-TCP-Outbound	MessageQueuing-TCP-Outbound
11208	Allow outbound Message Queuing traffic over TCP	Allow outbound Message Queuing traffic over TCP
11209	MessageQueuing-UDP-Inbound	MessageQueuing-UDP-Inbound
11210	Allow inbound Message Queuing traffic over UDP	Allow inbound Message Queuing traffic over UDP
11211	MessageQueuing-UDP-Outbound	MessageQueuing-UDP-Outbound
11212	Allow outbound Message Queuing traffic over UDP	Allow outbound Message Queuing traffic over UDP
11213	MessageQueuing-MulticastPGM-Inbound	MessageQueuing-MulticastPGM-Inbound
11214	Allow inbound Message Queuing multicast traffic over PGM	Allow inbound Message Queuing multicast traffic over PGM
11215	MessageQueuing-MulticastPGM-Outbound	MessageQueuing-MulticastPGM-Outbound
11216	Allow outbound Message Queuing multicast traffic over PGM	Allow outbound Message Queuing multicast traffic over PGM
32828	Create a New Private Queue	Create a New Private Queue
32829	Create a New Public Queue	Create a New Public Queue
57345	%1 is not a valid folder name.	%1 is not a valid folder name.
57346	%1 is not a valid drive. You must specify a valid fixed drive on this computer.	%1 is not a valid drive. You must specify a valid fixed drive on this computer.
57347	The folder %1 does not exist. Do you want to create it now?	The folder %1 does not exist. Do you want to create it now?
57348	Proper security cannot be set for the folder %1. Error: %2	Proper security cannot be set for the folder %1. Error: %2
57349	The folder %1 already exists. Make sure that the security for this folder is properly set so that files created in this folder also have the proper security.	The folder %1 already exists. Make sure that the security for this folder is properly set so that files created in this folder also have the proper security.
57350	The folder %1 cannot be created. Error: %2	The folder %1 cannot be created. Error: %2
57351	The folder %1 is not located on a valid NTFS drive. Consequently, this folder is not secured. Do you want to continue using this folder?	The folder %1 is not located on a valid NTFS drive. Consequently, this folder is not secured. Do you want to continue using this folder?
57352	%1!d!	%1!d!
57353	Nothing can be read from or written to the Windows registry. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.	Nothing can be read from or written to the Windows registry. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57354	The storage page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.	The storage page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57355	The file %1 cannot be moved to %2. Error: %3	The file %1 cannot be moved to %2. Error: %3
57356	The files that were copied cannot be restored. This may cause Message Queuing not to function properly.	The files that were copied cannot be restored. This may cause Message Queuing not to function properly.
57357	A connection to the Service Control Manager cannot be established.	A connection to the Service Control Manager cannot be established.
57358	A connection to the Message Queuing service cannot be established.	A connection to the Message Queuing service cannot be established.
57359	The Windows system folder cannot be obtained. Error: %1	The Windows system folder cannot be obtained. Error: %1
57360	The status of the Message Queuing service cannot be determined.	The status of the Message Queuing service cannot be determined.
57362	The Message Queuing service cannot be stopped.	The Message Queuing service cannot be stopped.
57363	The message files cannot be released.	The message files cannot be released.
57364	The Message Queuing service has to be restarted for the changes to take effect. Do you want to restart the Message Queuing service now?	The Message Queuing service has to be restarted for the changes to take effect. Do you want to restart the Message Queuing service now?
57365	Stopping the Message Queuing service...	Stopping the Message Queuing service...
57366	Moving the Message Queuing storage files....	Moving the Message Queuing storage files....
57367	The folder used for local queue storage cannot be created. Error: %1	The folder used for local queue storage cannot be created. Error: %1
57368	Windows cannot be restarted. Error: %1	Windows cannot be restarted. Error: %1
57369	The Message Queuing Security page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.	The Message Queuing Security page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57370	The user certificate is already registered in Active Directory Domain Services.	The user certificate is already registered in Active Directory Domain Services.
57371	The selected user certificate cannot be registered in Active Directory Domain Services.	The selected user certificate cannot be registered in Active Directory Domain Services.
57372	User certificates cannot be obtained.	User certificates cannot be obtained.
57373	The selected user certificate cannot be deleted from Active Directory Domain Services.	The selected user certificate cannot be deleted from Active Directory Domain Services.
57374	Warning - this is a new cryptographic key.	Warning - this is a new cryptographic key.
57375	You may receive messages encrypted with a different cryptographic key than your computer currently has. You will not be able to read such messages. Do you want to continue?	You may receive messages encrypted with a different cryptographic key than your computer currently has. You will not be able to read such messages. Do you want to continue?
57376	The cryptographic keys cannot be removed.	The cryptographic keys cannot be removed.
57377	The authenticated messages that you already sent using the current internal certificate may be rejected as not authenticated. Do you want to continue renewing the internal certificate?	The authenticated messages that you already sent using the current internal certificate may be rejected as not authenticated. Do you want to continue renewing the internal certificate?
57378	An internal certificate cannot be created for this computer.	An internal certificate cannot be created for this computer.
57379	The current internal certificate cannot be deleted from Active Directory Domain Services. Do you want to continue renewing the internal certificate?	The current internal certificate cannot be deleted from Active Directory Domain Services. Do you want to continue renewing the internal certificate?
57380	The current internal certificate cannot be deleted from the local certificate store.	The current internal certificate cannot be deleted from the local certificate store.
57381	The internal certificate was successfully renewed and registered in Active Directory Domain Services.	The internal certificate was successfully renewed and registered in Active Directory Domain Services.
57382	The list of certification authorities for Message Queuing cannot be updated.	The list of certification authorities for Message Queuing cannot be updated.
57383	The list of certification authorities for Message Queuing cannot be obtained.	The list of certification authorities for Message Queuing cannot be obtained.
57384	There are no available certification authorities.	There are no available certification authorities.
57385	This certificate cannot be retrieved from the certificate store.	This certificate cannot be retrieved from the certificate store.
57386	Local administrative pages cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.	Local administrative pages cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57387	The Mobile page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.	The Mobile page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57388	The Client page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.	The Client page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57389	The Server Certificate page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.	The Server Certificate page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57390	The dynamic-link library Cryptui.dll cannot be loaded or used.	The dynamic-link library Cryptui.dll cannot be loaded or used.
57391	The local system certificate store cannot be opened or used.	The local system certificate store cannot be opened or used.
57392	Select Server Certificate for Message Queuing	Select Server Certificate for Message Queuing
57393	A Message Queuing certificate object cannot be created or used.	A Message Queuing certificate object cannot be created or used.
57394	Please enter the name of the Message Queuing queue alias.	Please enter the name of the Message Queuing queue alias.
57395	The General page for this rule cannot be displayed.	The General page for this rule cannot be displayed.
57396	Message Queuing Queue Alias	Message Queuing Queue Alias
57397	Please enter the format name of the queue alias.	Please enter the format name of the queue alias.
57398	The Conditions page cannot be displayed.	The Conditions page cannot be displayed.
57399	The Action page cannot be displayed.	The Action page cannot be displayed.
57402	Destination Queue Format Name	Destination Queue Format Name
57403	Destination Queue Format Name Length	Destination Queue Format Name Length
57404	The Message Queuing Triggers Configuration page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing Triggers may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing Triggers using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.	The Message Queuing Triggers Configuration page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing Triggers may not be properly installed. Please reinstall Message Queuing Triggers using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57405	Please enter a condition.	Please enter a condition.
57406	The rule properties cannot be updated. %1	The rule properties cannot be updated. %1
57407	Please select a condition to remove.	Please select a condition to remove.
57408	Please select a parameter.	Please select a parameter.
57409	Response Queue Format Name	Response Queue Format Name
57410	Response Queue Format Name Length	Response Queue Format Name Length
57411	The General page for this trigger cannot be displayed.	The General page for this trigger cannot be displayed.
57412	The Attached Rules page cannot be displayed.	The Attached Rules page cannot be displayed.
57413	Attached Rules	Attached Rules
57416	A multicast address cannot be set for %1.	A multicast address cannot be set for %1.
57417	The trigger properties cannot be updated. Error: 0x%1!x!	The trigger properties cannot be updated. Error: 0x%1!x!
57418	The trigger properties cannot be updated. A trigger that retrieves messages is not allowed when multiple triggers are associated with the queue.	The trigger properties cannot be updated. A trigger that retrieves messages is not allowed when multiple triggers are associated with the queue.
57419	Basic (40-bit) body encryption	Basic (40-bit) body encryption
57420	Enhanced (128-bit) body encryption	Enhanced (128-bit) body encryption
57421	Message Queuing server with routing enabled	Message Queuing server with routing enabled
57422	A format name cannot be set for %1.	A format name cannot be set for %1.
57423	The properties of the trigger %1 cannot be updated. The trigger was already deleted.	The properties of the trigger %1 cannot be updated. The trigger was already deleted.
57424	The properties of the rule %1 cannot be updated. The rule was already deleted.	The properties of the rule %1 cannot be updated. The rule was already deleted.
57425	The Server Security page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. You can reinstall Message Queuing using Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel.	The Server Security page cannot be displayed. Message Queuing may not be properly installed. You can reinstall Message Queuing using Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel.
57428	Failed to move file with directory=%2, file=%3. PrepareCopyFileN() Error: %1	Failed to move file with directory=%2, file=%3. PrepareCopyFileN() Error: %1
57429	AES body encryption	AES body encryption
57430	AES	AES
57431	AES128	AES128
57432	AES192	AES192
57433	AES256	AES256
57436	SHA-256	SHA-256
57437	SHA-512	SHA-512
61440	Open	Open
61441	Save As	Save As
61442	All Files (*.*)	All Files (*.*)
61443	Untitled	Untitled
61446	an unnamed file	an unnamed file
61457	&Hide	&Hide
61472	No error message is available.	No error message is available.
61473	An unsupported operation was attempted.	An unsupported operation was attempted.
61474	A required resource was unavailable.	A required resource was unavailable.
61475	Your computer is low on memory.	Your computer is low on memory.
61476	An unknown error has occurred.	An unknown error has occurred.
61477	An invalid argument was encountered.	An invalid argument was encountered.
61696	Invalid filename.	Invalid filename.
61697	Failed to open document.	Failed to open document.
61698	Failed to save document.	Failed to save document.
61699	Save changes to %1?	Save changes to %1?
61700	Unable to create new document.	Unable to create new document.
61701	The file is too large to open.	The file is too large to open.
61702	Could not start print job.	Could not start print job.
61703	Failed to launch help.	Failed to launch help.
61704	Internal application error.	Internal application error.
61705	Command failed.	Command failed.
61706	Insufficient memory to perform operation.	Insufficient memory to perform operation.
61707	System registry entries have been removed and the INI file (if any) was deleted.	System registry entries have been removed and the INI file (if any) was deleted.
61708	Not all of the system registry entries (or INI file) were removed.	Not all of the system registry entries (or INI file) were removed.
61709	This program requires the file %s, which was not found on this system.	This program requires the file %s, which was not found on this system.
61710	This program is linked to the missing export %s in the file %s. This machine may have an incompatible version of %s.	This program is linked to the missing export %s in the file %s. This machine may have an incompatible version of %s.
61712	Please enter a valid number. Invalid numbers include: spaces, decimals, 0, +, -	Please enter a valid number. Invalid numbers include: spaces, decimals, 0, +, -
61713	Please enter a number.	Please enter a number.
61714	Please enter a valid number between %1 and %2.	Please enter a valid number between %1 and %2.
61715	Please enter a number between %1 and %2.	Please enter a number between %1 and %2.
61716	Please enter no more than %1 characters.	Please enter no more than %1 characters.
61717	Please select a button.	Please select a button.
61718	Please enter a number between 0 and 255.	Please enter a number between 0 and 255.
61719	Please enter a positive number.	Please enter a positive number.
61720	Please enter a date and/or time.	Please enter a date and/or time.
61721	Please enter a currency.	Please enter a currency.
61728	Unexpected file format.	Unexpected file format.
61729	%1 Cannot find this file. Please verify that the correct path and file name are given.	%1 Cannot find this file. Please verify that the correct path and file name are given.
61730	Destination disk drive is full.	Destination disk drive is full.
61731	Unable to read from %1, it is opened by someone else.	Unable to read from %1, it is opened by someone else.
61732	Unable to write to %1, it is read-only or opened by someone else.	Unable to write to %1, it is read-only or opened by someone else.
61733	An unexpected error occurred while reading %1.	An unexpected error occurred while reading %1.
61734	An unexpected error occurred while writing %1.	An unexpected error occurred while writing %1.
61836	Unable to read write-only property.	Unable to read write-only property.
61837	Unable to write read-only property.	Unable to write read-only property.
61840	Unable to load mail system support.	Unable to load mail system support.
61841	Mail system DLL is invalid.	Mail system DLL is invalid.
61842	Send Mail failed to send message.	Send Mail failed to send message.
61856	No error occurred.	No error occurred.
61857	An unknown error occurred while accessing %1.	An unknown error occurred while accessing %1.
61858	%1 was not found.	%1 was not found.
61859	%1 contains an invalid path.	%1 contains an invalid path.
61860	%1 could not be opened because there are too many open files.	%1 could not be opened because there are too many open files.
61861	Access to %1 was denied.	Access to %1 was denied.
61862	An invalid file handle was associated with %1.	An invalid file handle was associated with %1.
61863	%1 could not be removed because it is the current directory.	%1 could not be removed because it is the current directory.
61864	%1 could not be created because the directory is full.	%1 could not be created because the directory is full.
61865	Seek failed on %1	Seek failed on %1
61866	A hardware I/O error was reported while accessing %1.	A hardware I/O error was reported while accessing %1.
61867	A sharing violation occurred while accessing %1.	A sharing violation occurred while accessing %1.
61868	A locking violation occurred while accessing %1.	A locking violation occurred while accessing %1.
61869	Disk full while accessing %1.	Disk full while accessing %1.
61870	An attempt was made to access %1 past its end.	An attempt was made to access %1 past its end.
61874	An attempt was made to write to the reading %1.	An attempt was made to write to the reading %1.
61876	An attempt was made to read from the writing %1.	An attempt was made to read from the writing %1.
61877	%1 has a bad format.	%1 has a bad format.
61878	%1 contained an unexpected object.	%1 contained an unexpected object.
61879	%1 contains an incorrect schema.	%1 contains an incorrect schema.
61888	pixels	pixels
0x10000001	Tracking MSMQ Messages	Tracking MSMQ Messages
0x10000038	Classic	Classic
0x30000000	Info	Info
0x400007E8	The Message Queuing serivce performance counter data are not available. The performance counter module failed to initialize. Please run 'lodctr.exe mqperf.ini' from the command console and restart the service, or contact Microsoft support. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing serivce performance counter data are not available. The performance counter module failed to initialize. Please run 'lodctr.exe mqperf.ini' from the command console and restart the service, or contact Microsoft support. Error %1: %2
0x400007EC	The Message Queuing service started.	The Message Queuing service started.
0x4000080C	The Message Queuing service is online with Active Directory Domain Services and fully operational.	The Message Queuing service is online with Active Directory Domain Services and fully operational.
0x40000826	The message file '%1' was successfully created.	The message file '%1' was successfully created.
0x4000084D	The Message Queuing service successfully joined the computer's domain '%1'.	The Message Queuing service successfully joined the computer's domain '%1'.
0x4000084E	Message Queuing left the domain and is now operating in workgroup mode.	Message Queuing left the domain and is now operating in workgroup mode.
0x40000856	Message Queuing successfully moved to the %1 domain.	Message Queuing successfully moved to the %1 domain.
0x40000857	The computer belongs to the %1 domain. It is recommended that you use the MoveTree utility to move the msmq (MSMQ Configuration) object of this computer from the %2 domain (its previous domain) to the current domain.	The computer belongs to the %1 domain. It is recommended that you use the MoveTree utility to move the msmq (MSMQ Configuration) object of this computer from the %2 domain (its previous domain) to the current domain.
0x4000086F	Message Queuing Down-level Client Support started.	Message Queuing Down-level Client Support started.
0x40000873	The Message Queuing service stopped.	The Message Queuing service stopped.
0x40000877	Message Queuing is operating in Hardened mode.	Message Queuing is operating in Hardened mode.
0x4000087C	The MsmqServices object is configured with weakened security to support MSMQ 1.0 clients. With weakened security, the Message Queuing Down-level Client Support service will use its own rights (under the LocalSystem account on a domain controller) to view object properties, but it will not bypass the security restrictions on creating Message Queuing objects and setting their properties.	The MsmqServices object is configured with weakened security to support MSMQ 1.0 clients. With weakened security, the Message Queuing Down-level Client Support service will use its own rights (under the LocalSystem account on a domain controller) to view object properties, but it will not bypass the security restrictions on creating Message Queuing objects and setting their properties.
0x4000087D	The MsmqServices object is configured with default security. MSMQ 1.0 clients will not be able to query Active Directory Domain Services in this configuration.	The MsmqServices object is configured with default security. MSMQ 1.0 clients will not be able to query Active Directory Domain Services in this configuration.
0x40000880	Message Queuing found multiple IP addresses for the local computer. Message Queuing will use the default IP address determined by the PGM driver for multicast messages. To use a different IP address, set the \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%1 registry value to one of the following valid IP addresses: %2!S!.	Message Queuing found multiple IP addresses for the local computer. Message Queuing will use the default IP address determined by the PGM driver for multicast messages. To use a different IP address, set the \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%1 registry value to one of the following valid IP addresses: %2!S!.
0x40000898	Message Queuing Triggers started successfully.	Message Queuing Triggers started successfully.
0x400008A3	Message Queuing Triggers service stopped.	Message Queuing Triggers service stopped.
0x400008A9	The parameters of the rule %1 with the ID %2 are now valid. The rule was evaluated successfully, and the action defined by it was executed.	The parameters of the rule %1 with the ID %2 are now valid. The rule was evaluated successfully, and the action defined by it was executed.
0x400008AA	The rules attached to the trigger %1 with the ID %2 are now valid. All the rules were evaluated successfully, and the actions defined by them were executed.	The rules attached to the trigger %1 with the ID %2 are now valid. All the rules were evaluated successfully, and the actions defined by them were executed.
0x400008AB	The Triggers service has been set to run under the Network Service account, but this setting will take effect only after the Triggers service is restarted. If you want the Triggers service to continue to run under the Local Service account (the default for the previous version of Triggers), modify the logon settings for the Triggers service in Computer Management.	The Triggers service has been set to run under the Network Service account, but this setting will take effect only after the Triggers service is restarted. If you want the Triggers service to continue to run under the Local Service account (the default for the previous version of Triggers), modify the logon settings for the Triggers service in Computer Management.
0x400008AD	Message Queuing will use the IP address %1!S!. To use a different IP address, set the \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%2 registry value to one of the following valid IP addresses: %3!S!.	Message Queuing will use the IP address %1!S!. To use a different IP address, set the \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%2 registry value to one of the following valid IP addresses: %3!S!.
0x400008B6	A backup (components: %1) was completed successfully.	A backup (components: %1) was completed successfully.
0x400008B7	A restore was completed successfully.	A restore was completed successfully.
0x400008B8	The restore located at '%1' was handled successfully. Restored components are %2.	The restore located at '%1' was handled successfully. Restored components are %2.
0x400008B9	The MSMQ VSS Writer is disabled through the registry setting. Backup and restore support is not available. To enable the writer, please delete registry value DisableMsmqVSSWriter or set it to 0.	The MSMQ VSS Writer is disabled through the registry setting. Backup and restore support is not available. To enable the writer, please delete registry value DisableMsmqVSSWriter or set it to 0.
0x400008CC	Message Queuing is resuming accepting messages because the system memory usage has normalized.	Message Queuing is resuming accepting messages because the system memory usage has normalized.
0x400E0001	One or more of the properties passed resulted in a warning, but the function completed.	One or more of the properties passed resulted in a warning, but the function completed.
0x400E0002	The property ID is invalid.	The property ID is invalid.
0x400E0003	The property specified was ignored for this operation (this occurs,for example, when PROPID_M_SENDERID is passed to SendMessage()).	The property specified was ignored for this operation (this occurs,for example, when PROPID_M_SENDERID is passed to SendMessage()).
0x400E0004	The property specified is not supported and was ignored for this operation.	The property specified is not supported and was ignored for this operation.
0x400E0005	The property specified is already in the property identifier array.The duplicate was ignored for this operation.	The property specified is already in the property identifier array.The duplicate was ignored for this operation.
0x400E0006	An asynchronous operation is currently pending.	An asynchronous operation is currently pending.
0x400E0009	The format name buffer supplied to MQCreateQueue was too smallto hold the format name, however the queue was created successfully.	The format name buffer supplied to MQCreateQueue was too smallto hold the format name, however the queue was created successfully.
0x400E000A	An internal Message Queuing certificate already exists for this user.	An internal Message Queuing certificate already exists for this user.
0x400E000B	The queue owner was not set during the processing of this call to MQSetQueueSecurity().	The queue owner was not set during the processing of this call to MQSetQueueSecurity().
0x400E03E8	The operation requested should be performed on a remote computer(as, for example, in the remote case of MQCreateCursor()).	The operation requested should be performed on a remote computer(as, for example, in the remote case of MQCreateCursor()).
0x400E03E9	The remote operation was canceled on the client side.	The remote operation was canceled on the client side.
0x400E03ED	The enhanced signature cannot be found in the packet.	The enhanced signature cannot be found in the packet.
0x400E052C	The write operation to the remote owner completed successfully. Please wait a few minutes to ensure that replication has completed.	The write operation to the remote owner completed successfully. Please wait a few minutes to ensure that replication has completed.
0x400E052D	The computer's site was not resolved from its addresses.	The computer's site was not resolved from its addresses.
0x400E07E5	A connection to the Message Queuing server '%1' was established.	A connection to the Message Queuing server '%1' was established.
0x400E07E7	Message Queuing objects were successfully created under the computer '%1' in Active Directory Domain Services.	Message Queuing objects were successfully created under the computer '%1' in Active Directory Domain Services.
0x400E07E8	The Message Queuing service '%1' is starting.	The Message Queuing service '%1' is starting.
0x400E0C02	Conversion of security descriptor is not needed.	Conversion of security descriptor is not needed.
0x50000004	Information	Information
0x800007FB	The Message Queuing service deleted message '%1'. The message cannot be restored because the queue '%2' does not exist.	The Message Queuing service deleted message '%1'. The message cannot be restored because the queue '%2' does not exist.
0x800007FC	The Message Queuing service has insufficient privileges to create audit log messages.	The Message Queuing service has insufficient privileges to create audit log messages.
0x800007FD	The Message Queuing down-level client support service has insufficient privileges to create audit log messages.	The Message Queuing down-level client support service has insufficient privileges to create audit log messages.
0x8000080B	The Message Queuing service cannot communicate with other computers, because the RPC interface cannot use the TCP/IP protocol. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot communicate with other computers, because the RPC interface cannot use the TCP/IP protocol. Error %1: %2
0x80000827	The Client Access License (CAL) limit was reached. This server is unable to serve more clients. This may lead to messaging performance degradation. See the Windows documentation for information on how to increase your client license limit. This event is logged no more than once per %1 seconds.	The Client Access License (CAL) limit was reached. This server is unable to serve more clients. This may lead to messaging performance degradation. See the Windows documentation for information on how to increase your client license limit. This event is logged no more than once per %1 seconds.
0x8000084B	The Message Queuing server cannot determine if the local domain controller is trusted for delegation. This may indicate a serious problem. For more information, see Help and Support Center.	The Message Queuing server cannot determine if the local domain controller is trusted for delegation. This may indicate a serious problem. For more information, see Help and Support Center.
0x8000085B	Message Queuing detected a problem with the local domain controller. Until the problem is resolved, Message Queuing will function unpredictably. Using Event Viewer, inspect the directory service, File Replication Service, and system logs to help identify the problem.	Message Queuing detected a problem with the local domain controller. Until the problem is resolved, Message Queuing will function unpredictably. Using Event Viewer, inspect the directory service, File Replication Service, and system logs to help identify the problem.
0x8000085C	This server was unable to resolve the IP addresses of other routing servers. Please check that all computers are registered in DNS.	This server was unable to resolve the IP addresses of other routing servers. Please check that all computers are registered in DNS.
0x80000860	There is an inconsistency between the actual network addresses and the addresses that are listed on other Message Queuing servers for this computer. If this computer belongs to an MSMQ 1.0 site, you should use MSMQ Explorer on the local primary site controller (PSC) to manually update the addresses listed for this computer.	There is an inconsistency between the actual network addresses and the addresses that are listed on other Message Queuing servers for this computer. If this computer belongs to an MSMQ 1.0 site, you should use MSMQ Explorer on the local primary site controller (PSC) to manually update the addresses listed for this computer.
0x80000868	The Message Queuing directory service is not running as a local system. To get the directory service functionality, you need to run as a local system.	The Message Queuing directory service is not running as a local system. To get the directory service functionality, you need to run as a local system.
0x80000869	Message Queuing Down-level Client Support cannot start. This service can operate only on a domain controller. The service can be disabled by using Computer Management to change its startup type in the Properties dialog box from Automatic to Manual or Disabled.	Message Queuing Down-level Client Support cannot start. This service can operate only on a domain controller. The service can be disabled by using Computer Management to change its startup type in the Properties dialog box from Automatic to Manual or Disabled.
0x8000086D	The mapping of the URL %1 to the queue %2 was ignored. This URL is already mapped to another queue.	The mapping of the URL %1 to the queue %2 was ignored. This URL is already mapped to another queue.
0x80000871	The mapping of the URL %1 to the queue %2 is ignored. This queue name is not a valid URL-style queue name.	The mapping of the URL %1 to the queue %2 is ignored. This queue name is not a valid URL-style queue name.
0x80000872	Message Queuing Down-level Client Support failed to create the MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object with a given GUID for computer %1. Creating MSMQ Configuration objects with given GUIDs may be required for Message Queuing clients during the setup of Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 9x computers and when a Windows 2000 computer joins a Windows Server 2003 (or later) domain. By default, an Active Directory Domain Services forest does not support adding an object with a supplied GUID. You can solve this problem by upgrading Message Queuing on the client computer to a version that does not require creating an object with a given GUID. There are also alternative solutions.	Message Queuing Down-level Client Support failed to create the MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object with a given GUID for computer %1. Creating MSMQ Configuration objects with given GUIDs may be required for Message Queuing clients during the setup of Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 9x computers and when a Windows 2000 computer joins a Windows Server 2003 (or later) domain. By default, an Active Directory Domain Services forest does not support adding an object with a supplied GUID. You can solve this problem by upgrading Message Queuing on the client computer to a version that does not require creating an object with a given GUID. There are also alternative solutions.
0x80000875	The sites where the computer resides cannot be resolved. Check that the subnets in your network are configured correctly in Active Directory Domain Services and that each site is configured with the appropriate subnet.	The sites where the computer resides cannot be resolved. Check that the subnets in your network are configured correctly in Active Directory Domain Services and that each site is configured with the appropriate subnet.
0x8000087B	Message Queuing cannot bind to UDP port 3527. Message Queuing's internal ping mechanism uses this port to establish network connections. Another process may be using this port. Message Queuing can continue to operate without using this port, but connection times will not be optimal. To optimize the establishment of connections, free this port and restart Message Queuing.	Message Queuing cannot bind to UDP port 3527. Message Queuing's internal ping mechanism uses this port to establish network connections. Another process may be using this port. Message Queuing can continue to operate without using this port, but connection times will not be optimal. To optimize the establishment of connections, free this port and restart Message Queuing.
0x8000087F	Message Queuing will use an encryption key with an effective length of 40 bits when sending messages encrypted with the RC2 encryption algorithm. To restore strong encryption, remove the registry value HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Security\\SendEnhRC2With40.	Message Queuing will use an encryption key with an effective length of 40 bits when sending messages encrypted with the RC2 encryption algorithm. To restore strong encryption, remove the registry value HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Security\\SendEnhRC2With40.
0x80000885	Message Queuing cannot establish new connections to this computer because connection limit was reached. There are too many computers attempting to send messages to or receive from this computer. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2181 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing cannot establish new connections to this computer because connection limit was reached. There are too many computers attempting to send messages to or receive from this computer. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2181 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x80000886	Storage quota exceeded for MSMQ queue %1. No more messages can be stored in the queue. You can increase a queue's storage quota by editing queue properties in Computer Management console. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2182 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Storage quota exceeded for MSMQ queue %1. No more messages can be stored in the queue. You can increase a queue's storage quota by editing queue properties in Computer Management console. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2182 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x80000887	Machine MSMQ storage quota was exceeded or there is insufficient disk space. No more messages can be stored in user queues. You can increase Message Queuing storage quota or purge unneeded messages by using Computer Management console. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2183 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Machine MSMQ storage quota was exceeded or there is insufficient disk space. No more messages can be stored in user queues. You can increase Message Queuing storage quota or purge unneeded messages by using Computer Management console. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2183 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x80000888	Message Queuing could not resolve the name '%1' to an IP address. Try to ping the recipient computer, and check this computer's DNS settings. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2184 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing could not resolve the name '%1' to an IP address. Try to ping the recipient computer, and check this computer's DNS settings. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2184 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x80000889	A socket operation failed with error %1. Next hop address is %2!S!. Message Queuing cannot send the message now, but it will retry to send the message. This event is logged at most once per %3 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2185 registry value to desired time in seconds.	A socket operation failed with error %1. Next hop address is %2!S!. Message Queuing cannot send the message now, but it will retry to send the message. This event is logged at most once per %3 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2185 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x8000088A	Message Queuing could not establish connection to %1, because the connection limit for this computer was reached. There too many computers trying to send to or receive messages from this computer. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2186 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing could not establish connection to %1, because the connection limit for this computer was reached. There too many computers trying to send to or receive messages from this computer. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2186 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x8000088B	Message Queuing could not establish connection to %1, because connection was refused by the recipient computer. It is possible that Client Access Licenses (CALs) are exhausted (if the recipient is a Windows Server), or connection limit has been reached (if the recipient is a Windows workstation). This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2187 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing could not establish connection to %1, because connection was refused by the recipient computer. It is possible that Client Access Licenses (CALs) are exhausted (if the recipient is a Windows Server), or connection limit has been reached (if the recipient is a Windows workstation). This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2187 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x8000088C	Message Queuing could not access Active Directory Domain Services and failed to compute routing path for messages sent to queue %3. Messages will wait in the outgoing queue until connection with Active Directory Domain Services is restored. This event is logged at most once per %4 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2188 registry value to desired time in seconds. Error %1: %2	Message Queuing could not access Active Directory Domain Services and failed to compute routing path for messages sent to queue %3. Messages will wait in the outgoing queue until connection with Active Directory Domain Services is restored. This event is logged at most once per %4 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2188 registry value to desired time in seconds. Error %1: %2
0x8000088D	Message Queuing failed to send a message due to low memory. Message Queuing will retry to send the message. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2189 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing failed to send a message due to low memory. Message Queuing will retry to send the message. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2189 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x8000088E	Message Queuing could not complete SSL negotiation with the remote computer. It is possible that the server certificate is not properly installed, or that remote computer is not listening on port 443 (SSL). This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2190 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing could not complete SSL negotiation with the remote computer. It is possible that the server certificate is not properly installed, or that remote computer is not listening on port 443 (SSL). This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2190 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x8000088F	Message Queuing could not validate server certificate in HTTPS scenario because the certificate was found in disallowed store. This means the certificate cannot be trusted. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2191 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing could not validate server certificate in HTTPS scenario because the certificate was found in disallowed store. This means the certificate cannot be trusted. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2191 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x80000890	Message Queuing could not establish SSL connection with the recipient computer because a trust chain from the server certificate to a trusted Certificate Authority certificate could not be established. This event is logged at most once per %3 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2192 registry value to desired time in seconds. Error %1: %2	Message Queuing could not establish SSL connection with the recipient computer because a trust chain from the server certificate to a trusted Certificate Authority certificate could not be established. This event is logged at most once per %3 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2192 registry value to desired time in seconds. Error %1: %2
0x80000891	Message Queuing could not establish SSL connection with the recipient computer because the computer name specified in the HTTP queue format name does not match the name of the recipient server certificate. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2193 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing could not establish SSL connection with the recipient computer because the computer name specified in the HTTP queue format name does not match the name of the recipient server certificate. This event is logged at most once per %1 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2193 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x80000893	Message Queuing could not authenticate a message sent to queue %1. The message was rejected because the queue only accepts authenticated messages. It is possible that sender did not sign the message, or signed it with a self-signed certificate. A negative arrival acknowledgement will be sent if requested by the sender. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2195 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing could not authenticate a message sent to queue %1. The message was rejected because the queue only accepts authenticated messages. It is possible that sender did not sign the message, or signed it with a self-signed certificate. A negative arrival acknowledgement will be sent if requested by the sender. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2195 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x80000894	Message Queuing failed to verify digital signature of a message sent to queue %1. The message was rejected. A negative arrival acknowledgement will be sent if requested by the sender. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2196 registry value to desired time in seconds.	Message Queuing failed to verify digital signature of a message sent to queue %1. The message was rejected. A negative arrival acknowledgement will be sent if requested by the sender. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2196 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x80000895	Message Queuing failed to listen on the IPv6 protocol. Messages will not be accepted on IPv6. If you want Message Queuing to accept messages on IPv6 protocol, please verify that the IPv6 protocol is installed and operational (Restarting the machine is required). Error %1: %2	Message Queuing failed to listen on the IPv6 protocol. Messages will not be accepted on IPv6. If you want Message Queuing to accept messages on IPv6 protocol, please verify that the IPv6 protocol is installed and operational (Restarting the machine is required). Error %1: %2
0x80000896	Message Queuing failed to listen on the IPv4 protocol. Messages will not be accepted on IPv4. If you want Message Queuing to accept messages on IPv4 protocol, please verify that the IPv4 protocol is installed and operational (Restarting the machine is required). Error %1: %2	Message Queuing failed to listen on the IPv4 protocol. Messages will not be accepted on IPv4. If you want Message Queuing to accept messages on IPv4 protocol, please verify that the IPv4 protocol is installed and operational (Restarting the machine is required). Error %1: %2
0x800008AE	The change for the Triggers service to run under the Network Service account will not take effect as long as the \"Allow service to interact with desktop\" check box is selected. To allow this change to take effect, clear the \"Allow service to interact with desktop\" check box on the Log On page of the Properties dialog box for Message Queuing Triggers in Computer Management and restart the service.	The change for the Triggers service to run under the Network Service account will not take effect as long as the \"Allow service to interact with desktop\" check box is selected. To allow this change to take effect, clear the \"Allow service to interact with desktop\" check box on the Log On page of the Properties dialog box for Message Queuing Triggers in Computer Management and restart the service.
0x800008B0	The MSMQ VSS Writer object cannot be created. Error %1: %2.	The MSMQ VSS Writer object cannot be created. Error %1: %2.
0x800008B1	The MSMQ VSS Writer failed to register with the VSS. Please make sure that the VSS is running. Error %1: %2.	The MSMQ VSS Writer failed to register with the VSS. Please make sure that the VSS is running. Error %1: %2.
0x800008CA	Message Queuing will not be able to accept messages temporarily because system paged pool is low. During this period, machine quota will be set to 0. No manual intervention is required at this stage. Once memory utilization has normalized, Message Queuing will automatically resume accepting messages.	Message Queuing will not be able to accept messages temporarily because system paged pool is low. During this period, machine quota will be set to 0. No manual intervention is required at this stage. Once memory utilization has normalized, Message Queuing will automatically resume accepting messages.
0x800008CB	Message Queuing will not be able to accept messages temporarily because system commit is low. During this period, machine quota will be set to 0. No manual intervention is required at this stage. Once memory utilization has normalized, Message Queuing will automatically resume accepting messages.	Message Queuing will not be able to accept messages temporarily because system commit is low. During this period, machine quota will be set to 0. No manual intervention is required at this stage. Once memory utilization has normalized, Message Queuing will automatically resume accepting messages.
0x800008CD	The message could not be moved to deadletter queue %3. Check that queue exists and users have permissions to send. The message was moved to the system transactional dead letter queue. This event is logged at most once per %4 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2253 registry value to desired time in seconds. Error %1: %2	The message could not be moved to deadletter queue %3. Check that queue exists and users have permissions to send. The message was moved to the system transactional dead letter queue. This event is logged at most once per %4 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2253 registry value to desired time in seconds. Error %1: %2
0x800008CE	The message could not be moved to deadletter queue %1. The deadletter queue is authenticated and the authenticity of the message could not be verified. The message will be moved to the system transactional dead letter queue. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2254 registry value to desired time in seconds.	The message could not be moved to deadletter queue %1. The deadletter queue is authenticated and the authenticity of the message could not be verified. The message will be moved to the system transactional dead letter queue. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2254 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x800008CF	The message could not be moved to deadletter queue %1. Deadletter queues should not require privacy of messages. The message will be moved to the system transactional dead letter queue. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2255 registry value to desired time in seconds.	The message could not be moved to deadletter queue %1. Deadletter queues should not require privacy of messages. The message will be moved to the system transactional dead letter queue. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2255 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x800008D0	The message could not be moved to deadletter queue %1. The deadletter queue needs to be transactional. The message will be moved to the system transactional dead letter queue. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2256 registry value to desired time in seconds.	The message could not be moved to deadletter queue %1. The deadletter queue needs to be transactional. The message will be moved to the system transactional dead letter queue. This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2256 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0x800E07EA	The Message Queuing service on this computer is now represented by a new MSMQ-Configuration object. As a result, all transactional messages that were sent using the source computer identifierspecified by the old MSMQ-Configuration object but have not reached their destination queue will be discarded or placed in the local transactional dead-letter queue.	The Message Queuing service on this computer is now represented by a new MSMQ-Configuration object. As a result, all transactional messages that were sent using the source computer identifierspecified by the old MSMQ-Configuration object but have not reached their destination queue will be discarded or placed in the local transactional dead-letter queue.
0x90000001	Microsoft-Windows-MSMQ	Microsoft-Windows-MSMQ
0x90000002	Application	Application
0x90000003	Microsoft-Windows-MSMQ/End2End	Microsoft-Windows-MSMQ/End2End
0x91000001	Microsoft-Windows-MSMQTriggers	Microsoft-Windows-MSMQTriggers
0xB0000001	Message with ID %1\\%2 was put into queue %3	Message with ID %1\\%2 was put into queue %3
0xB0000002	Message received	Message received
0xB0000003	Message sent over network	Message sent over network
0xB0000004	Message came over network	Message came over network
0xB0000005	Message with ID %1\\%2 was sent to queue %3	Message with ID %1\\%2 was sent to queue %3
0xC00007D0	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The registry value '\\HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%3' cannot be retrieved from the local Windows Registry. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The registry value '\\HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%3' cannot be retrieved from the local Windows Registry. Error %1: %2
0xC00007D1	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The registry value '\\HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%3' cannot be written to the local Windows Registry. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The registry value '\\HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%3' cannot be written to the local Windows Registry. Error %1: %2
0xC00007DF	The Message Queuing service is not online with Active Directory Domain Services. The MSMQ Configuration object (msmq) ID stored in the registry value '\\HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\MachineCache\\QMId' was found under the computer name '%1' in Active Directory Domain Services. Please relocate this MSMQ Configuration object under the local computer name in Active Directory Domain Services. The service attempts to locate a matching MSMQ Configuration object every few minutes.	The Message Queuing service is not online with Active Directory Domain Services. The MSMQ Configuration object (msmq) ID stored in the registry value '\\HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\MachineCache\\QMId' was found under the computer name '%1' in Active Directory Domain Services. Please relocate this MSMQ Configuration object under the local computer name in Active Directory Domain Services. The service attempts to locate a matching MSMQ Configuration object every few minutes.
0xC00007E0	The Message Queuing service is not online with Active Directory Domain Services, since the service properties cannot be retrieved or set. The service will attempt to retrieve and set its properties in a few minutes. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service is not online with Active Directory Domain Services, since the service properties cannot be retrieved or set. The service will attempt to retrieve and set its properties in a few minutes. Error %1: %2
0xC00007E4	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The internal private queue '%3' cannot be initialized. If the problem persists, reinstall Message Queuing. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The internal private queue '%3' cannot be initialized. If the problem persists, reinstall Message Queuing. Error %1: %2
0xC00007E7	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The message store cannot be reloaded. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The message store cannot be reloaded. Error %1: %2
0xC00007EB	A corrupted packet was encountered: '%1'This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2027 registry value to desired time in seconds.	A corrupted packet was encountered: '%1'This event is logged at most once per %2 seconds. To change this setting, set \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\Event2027 registry value to desired time in seconds.
0xC00007F3	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The Active Directory Domain Services interface cannot be initialized. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The Active Directory Domain Services interface cannot be initialized. Error %1: %2
0xC00007FF	The Message Queuing service cannot start. A connection with the Distributed Transaction Coordinator cannot be established. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. A connection with the Distributed Transaction Coordinator cannot be established. Error %1: %2
0xC0000800	The server cannot support the automatic recognition of sites and connected networks for down-level clients. The problem might be caused by Active Directory Domain Services replication delay. Please restart MQDS service after replication completed.	The server cannot support the automatic recognition of sites and connected networks for down-level clients. The problem might be caused by Active Directory Domain Services replication delay. Please restart MQDS service after replication completed.
0xC0000805	The incoming sequences checkpoint file failed to initialize. The file MQInSeqs.lg1 or MQInSeqs.lg2 in the Msmq\\Storage folder is corrupted or absent. Error %1: %2	The incoming sequences checkpoint file failed to initialize. The file MQInSeqs.lg1 or MQInSeqs.lg2 in the Msmq\\Storage folder is corrupted or absent. Error %1: %2
0xC000080D	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The local RPC interface cannot be initialized. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The local RPC interface cannot be initialized. Error %1: %2
0xC0000810	The transactions checkpoint file failed to initialize. The file MQTrans.lg1 or MQTrans.lg2 in the Msmq\\Storage folder are corrupted or absent. Error %1: %2	The transactions checkpoint file failed to initialize. The file MQTrans.lg1 or MQTrans.lg2 in the Msmq\\Storage folder are corrupted or absent. Error %1: %2
0xC0000814	The list of Message Queuing servers with directory service functionality in the Windows registry is empty.	The list of Message Queuing servers with directory service functionality in the Windows registry is empty.
0xC000081C	The logger files cannot be initialized. The file QMLog in the Msmq\\Storage folder is corrupted or absent. Error %1: %2	The logger files cannot be initialized. The file QMLog in the Msmq\\Storage folder is corrupted or absent. Error %1: %2
0xC000081E	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The checkpoint files cannot be recovered. To start the Message Queuing service without losing consistency, you must correct or recover corrupted checkpoint and log files. To start the service for emergency use (with a potential loss of data consistency), delete the files QMLog, MQTrans.lg1, MQTrans.lg2, MQInSeqs.lg1, and MQInSeqs.lg2 from the Msmq\\Storage folder and add the DWORD registry key HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\LogDataCreated with a value of 0. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The checkpoint files cannot be recovered. To start the Message Queuing service without losing consistency, you must correct or recover corrupted checkpoint and log files. To start the service for emergency use (with a potential loss of data consistency), delete the files QMLog, MQTrans.lg1, MQTrans.lg2, MQInSeqs.lg1, and MQInSeqs.lg2 from the Msmq\\Storage folder and add the DWORD registry key HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\LogDataCreated with a value of 0. Error %1: %2
0xC000081F	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The log file cannot be recovered. To start the Message Queuing service without losing consistency, you must correct or recover corrupted checkpoint and log files. To start the service for emergency use (with a potential loss of data consistency), delete the files QMLog, MQTrans.lg1, MQTrans.lg2, MQInSeqs.lg1, and MQInSeqs.lg2 from the Msmq\\Storage folder and add the DWORD registry key HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\LogDataCreated with a value of 0. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The log file cannot be recovered. To start the Message Queuing service without losing consistency, you must correct or recover corrupted checkpoint and log files. To start the service for emergency use (with a potential loss of data consistency), delete the files QMLog, MQTrans.lg1, MQTrans.lg2, MQInSeqs.lg1, and MQInSeqs.lg2 from the Msmq\\Storage folder and add the DWORD registry key HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\LogDataCreated with a value of 0. Error %1: %2
0xC0000823	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The message file '%3' and the log file '%4' cannot be reloaded. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot start. The message file '%3' and the log file '%4' cannot be reloaded. Error %1: %2
0xC0000824	The Message Queuing service cannot start because a queue is in an inconsistent state. For more information, see Microsoft Knowledge Base article 827493 at support.microsoft.com.	The Message Queuing service cannot start because a queue is in an inconsistent state. For more information, see Microsoft Knowledge Base article 827493 at support.microsoft.com.
0xC0000825	The message file '%1' cannot be created. There is insufficient disk space or memory.	The message file '%1' cannot be created. There is insufficient disk space or memory.
0xC000082F	Since an MSMQ 1.0 primary site controller owns the queue, you must manually delete the queue from the MSMQ 1.0 site (use MSMQ Explorer running on an applicable the site controller).	Since an MSMQ 1.0 primary site controller owns the queue, you must manually delete the queue from the MSMQ 1.0 site (use MSMQ Explorer running on an applicable the site controller).
0xC0000830	The Message Queuing folder cannot be created.	The Message Queuing folder cannot be created.
0xC0000831	The Message Queuing registry values cannot be read (the registry is probably corrupted).	The Message Queuing registry values cannot be read (the registry is probably corrupted).
0xC0000844	Message Queuing was unable to create the msmq (MSMQ Configuration) object in Active Directory Domain Services. Error %1: %2	Message Queuing was unable to create the msmq (MSMQ Configuration) object in Active Directory Domain Services. Error %1: %2
0xC0000845	Message Queuing was unable to load Mqupgrd.dll. Error %1: %2	Message Queuing was unable to load Mqupgrd.dll. Error %1: %2
0xC0000846	Message Queuing was unable to find the address of MqCreateMsmqObj in Mqupgrd.dll. Error %1: %2	Message Queuing was unable to find the address of MqCreateMsmqObj in Mqupgrd.dll. Error %1: %2
0xC0000847	Message Queuing Setup cannot be completed.	Message Queuing Setup cannot be completed.
0xC0000848	The Message Queuing service was unable to obtain the properties of the msmq (MSMQ Configuration) object from Active Directory Domain Services. This may be caused by an Active Directory Domain Services replication delay. Please wait several minutes and then restart the Message Queuing service. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service was unable to obtain the properties of the msmq (MSMQ Configuration) object from Active Directory Domain Services. This may be caused by an Active Directory Domain Services replication delay. Please wait several minutes and then restart the Message Queuing service. Error %1: %2
0xC000084A	This domain controller is not trusted for delegation. Therefore, the Message Queuing server cannot run. See Help and Support Center for information about how to enable the \"This computer is trusted for delegation\" property.	This domain controller is not trusted for delegation. Therefore, the Message Queuing server cannot run. See Help and Support Center for information about how to enable the \"This computer is trusted for delegation\" property.
0xC000084C	The Message Queuing service failed to join the computer's domain '%3'. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service failed to join the computer's domain '%3'. Error %1: %2
0xC000084F	Message Queuing objects cannot move automatically between domains (%1). You must either run the MoveTree utility or first uninstall Message Queuing and then reinstall it in the new domain.	Message Queuing objects cannot move automatically between domains (%1). You must either run the MoveTree utility or first uninstall Message Queuing and then reinstall it in the new domain.
0xC000085D	The properties of the queue %3 cannot be set. Copying the queue file %4 to the temporary file %5 returned error %1: %2	The properties of the queue %3 cannot be set. Copying the queue file %4 to the temporary file %5 returned error %1: %2
0xC000085E	The properties of the queue %3 cannot be set. Replacing the queue file %4 with the temporary file %5 returned error %1: %2	The properties of the queue %3 cannot be set. Replacing the queue file %4 with the temporary file %5 returned error %1: %2
0xC000085F	The Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC) failed. The Message Queuing service cannot continue. Please restart the DTC and the Message Queuing service.	The Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC) failed. The Message Queuing service cannot continue. Please restart the DTC and the Message Queuing service.
0xC0000861	The computer object for this computer was not found in Active Directory Domain Services, possibly because of Active Directory Domain Services replication delays.	The computer object for this computer was not found in Active Directory Domain Services, possibly because of Active Directory Domain Services replication delays.
0xC0000863	The service cannot start due to insufficient disk space or memory.	The service cannot start due to insufficient disk space or memory.
0xC0000864	The service cannot start due to its failure to connect to its device driver.	The service cannot start due to its failure to connect to its device driver.
0xC0000865	The Message Queuing directory service failed to update the directory service flag in Active Directory Domain Services at the end of the domain controller demotion process.	The Message Queuing directory service failed to update the directory service flag in Active Directory Domain Services at the end of the domain controller demotion process.
0xC0000866	The Message Queuing directory service failed to update the directory service flag in Active Directory Domain Services during the domain controller promotion process.	The Message Queuing directory service failed to update the directory service flag in Active Directory Domain Services during the domain controller promotion process.
0xC0000867	Obsolete, kept for backward compatibility	Obsolete, kept for backward compatibility
0xC000086A	A multicast listener initialization failed. The file '%3' may be corrupted. Error %1: %2	A multicast listener initialization failed. The file '%3' may be corrupted. Error %1: %2
0xC000086B	The Message Queuing service stopped monitoring the mapping folder %3. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service stopped monitoring the mapping folder %3. Error %1: %2
0xC000086C	The mapping file %3 was ignored. Its content cannot be read. Error %1: %2	The mapping file %3 was ignored. Its content cannot be read. Error %1: %2
0xC000086E	The mapping file %1 was ignored because it was improperly formatted.	The mapping file %1 was ignored because it was improperly formatted.
0xC0000870	The queue cannot listen/bind to the multicast address %3!S!. Error %1: %2	The queue cannot listen/bind to the multicast address %3!S!. Error %1: %2
0xC0000874	The Message Queuing service will not join the %1 domain. An MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object exists in the new domain with an ID differing from the service ID. Please delete the MSMQ Configuration object in the new domain, restart the Message Queuing service, and log on again.	The Message Queuing service will not join the %1 domain. An MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object exists in the new domain with an ID differing from the service ID. Please delete the MSMQ Configuration object in the new domain, restart the Message Queuing service, and log on again.
0xC0000876	The Message Queuing service cannot join the '%1' Windows NT 4.0 domain. The Active Directory Domain Services Integration subcomponent was therefore removed.	The Message Queuing service cannot join the '%1' Windows NT 4.0 domain. The Active Directory Domain Services Integration subcomponent was therefore removed.
0xC0000878	The Message Queuing service resource cannot bind to the cluster IP address. This prevents the Message Queuing resource from coming online on this node. One possible reason is that the Message Queuing service running on the physical node was started before the computer became a member of the server cluster. As a result, the Message Queuing service running on the physical node listens on all IP addresses of the computer and prevents the Message Queuing resource from listening on the cluster IP address. To solve this problem, restart the Message Queuing service on the physical node. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service resource cannot bind to the cluster IP address. This prevents the Message Queuing resource from coming online on this node. One possible reason is that the Message Queuing service running on the physical node was started before the computer became a member of the server cluster. As a result, the Message Queuing service running on the physical node listens on all IP addresses of the computer and prevents the Message Queuing resource from listening on the cluster IP address. To solve this problem, restart the Message Queuing service on the physical node. Error %1: %2
0xC0000879	The local computer is a Message Queuing routing server that formerly belonged to the '%1' domain and is now operating in workgroup mode. Other Message Queuing clients still regard this computer as a routing server and will try to route messages through this computer. To solve this problem, you need to manually delete the Message Queuing objects for this computer in Active Directory Domain Services. Please delete the following two objects: 1) The msmq object under the computer object of this computer in the Computers container in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in: 'CN=msmq,CN=%2,CN=computers,DC=%1,DC=...' 2) The MSMQ Settings object under the server object for this computer in the Active Directory Sites and Services snap-in: 'CN=MSMQ Settings,CN=%2,CN=Servers,CN=,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=...' You also need to uninstall Routing Support and Down-level Client Support by using Server Role Manager.	The local computer is a Message Queuing routing server that formerly belonged to the '%1' domain and is now operating in workgroup mode. Other Message Queuing clients still regard this computer as a routing server and will try to route messages through this computer. To solve this problem, you need to manually delete the Message Queuing objects for this computer in Active Directory Domain Services. Please delete the following two objects: 1) The msmq object under the computer object of this computer in the Computers container in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in: 'CN=msmq,CN=%2,CN=computers,DC=%1,DC=...' 2) The MSMQ Settings object under the server object for this computer in the Active Directory Sites and Services snap-in: 'CN=MSMQ Settings,CN=%2,CN=Servers,CN=,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=...' You also need to uninstall Routing Support and Down-level Client Support by using Server Role Manager.
0xC000087A	Message Queuing failed to bind to port 1801. The port may already be bound to another process. Make sure that the port is free and try to start Message Queuing again. If this problem arises during setup, you must free the port and run setup again.	Message Queuing failed to bind to port 1801. The port may already be bound to another process. Make sure that the port is free and try to start Message Queuing again. If this problem arises during setup, you must free the port and run setup again.
0xC000087E	Message Queuing Down-level Client Support cannot operate in mixed mode. Mixed mode is a transient mode in which Message Queuing deployment is in the middle of migration from MQIS (for MSMQ 1.0) to Active Directory Domain Services. In this mode, some sites are still Windows NT 4.0 sites and are mastered by the PEC and PSCs. Mixed mode might require creating/deleting/updating objects that belong to Windows NT 4.0 sites. These operations are not supported by Message Queuing Down-level Client Support. After completing the migration of all Windows NT 4.0 sites to Active Directory Domain Services (migration of the PEC and all PSCs in Windows NT 4.0 sites), Message Queuing will no longer be in mixed mode.	Message Queuing Down-level Client Support cannot operate in mixed mode. Mixed mode is a transient mode in which Message Queuing deployment is in the middle of migration from MQIS (for MSMQ 1.0) to Active Directory Domain Services. In this mode, some sites are still Windows NT 4.0 sites and are mastered by the PEC and PSCs. Mixed mode might require creating/deleting/updating objects that belong to Windows NT 4.0 sites. These operations are not supported by Message Queuing Down-level Client Support. After completing the migration of all Windows NT 4.0 sites to Active Directory Domain Services (migration of the PEC and all PSCs in Windows NT 4.0 sites), Message Queuing will no longer be in mixed mode.
0xC0000881	The Message Queuing service rejects incoming messages when it is unable to check whether the sender is allowed access to the queue for sending messages. In this case, the queue affected is %1, but note that an event might not be issued every time this problem occurs.%n To perform this access check, Message Queuing needs access to the TokenGroupsGlobalAndUniversal attribute of the sender's user object. Only users with domain administration permissions can add members to the Windows Authorization Access Group, which is allowed access to the TokenGroupsGlobalAndUniversal attribute, in one of two ways:%n 1) For best security practice, add only the computer accounts that need access to the TokenGroupsGlobalAndUniversal attribute to the Windows Authorization Access Group. The domain administrator will repeat this operation for other Message Queuing computers that require the permission, manually adding the relevant accounts to the Windows Authorization Access Group.%n 2) As a less secure practice, add the Authenticated Users group to the Windows Authorization Access group. This grants every authenticated user, including the Message Queuing service on any computer, access to the TokenGroupsGlobalAndUniversal attribute for all users, and requires no further manual administration.	The Message Queuing service rejects incoming messages when it is unable to check whether the sender is allowed access to the queue for sending messages. In this case, the queue affected is %1, but note that an event might not be issued every time this problem occurs.%n To perform this access check, Message Queuing needs access to the TokenGroupsGlobalAndUniversal attribute of the sender's user object. Only users with domain administration permissions can add members to the Windows Authorization Access Group, which is allowed access to the TokenGroupsGlobalAndUniversal attribute, in one of two ways:%n 1) For best security practice, add only the computer accounts that need access to the TokenGroupsGlobalAndUniversal attribute to the Windows Authorization Access Group. The domain administrator will repeat this operation for other Message Queuing computers that require the permission, manually adding the relevant accounts to the Windows Authorization Access Group.%n 2) As a less secure practice, add the Authenticated Users group to the Windows Authorization Access group. This grants every authenticated user, including the Message Queuing service on any computer, access to the TokenGroupsGlobalAndUniversal attribute for all users, and requires no further manual administration.
0xC0000892	The Message Queuing service cannot communicate with other computers, because the select API for socket failed. Error %1: %2	The Message Queuing service cannot communicate with other computers, because the select API for socket failed. Error %1: %2
0xC0000897	Message Queuing Service failed to listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 protocol. Messages will not be accepted from the network through TCP/IP protocols. Messages addressed to this machine using TCP/IP protocols will not arrive but will accumulate in sender's outgoing queues. Please fix the TCP/IP protocols issue and restart the computer.	Message Queuing Service failed to listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 protocol. Messages will not be accepted from the network through TCP/IP protocols. Messages addressed to this machine using TCP/IP protocols will not arrive but will accumulate in sender's outgoing queues. Please fix the TCP/IP protocols issue and restart the computer.
0xC0000899	Message Queuing Triggers initialization failed. Error %1: %2	Message Queuing Triggers initialization failed. Error %1: %2
0xC000089A	Message Queuing Triggers failed to create an instance of the Triggers Transactional object. As a result, no transactional retrieval triggers can be invoked. Mqgentr.dll may not be registered or may not exist in the %SystemRoot%\\System32 folder. Error %1: %2	Message Queuing Triggers failed to create an instance of the Triggers Transactional object. As a result, no transactional retrieval triggers can be invoked. Mqgentr.dll may not be registered or may not exist in the %SystemRoot%\\System32 folder. Error %1: %2
0xC000089B	The trigger information cannot be retrieved from the trigger store in registry. At least one trigger is nonfunctional.	The trigger information cannot be retrieved from the trigger store in registry. At least one trigger is nonfunctional.
0xC000089C	The information for the attached rule cannot be retrieved from the trigger store for trigger %1 (Trigger Name: %2). The trigger is nonfunctional.	The information for the attached rule cannot be retrieved from the trigger store for trigger %1 (Trigger Name: %2). The trigger is nonfunctional.
0xC000089D	Opening the queue %3 for peeking at or retrieving messages failed. Local users may not have been granted the Peek Message or Receive Message permission for this queue. The trigger %4 is nonfunctional. Error %1: %2	Opening the queue %3 for peeking at or retrieving messages failed. Local users may not have been granted the Peek Message or Receive Message permission for this queue. The trigger %4 is nonfunctional. Error %1: %2
0xC000089E	Opening an internal queue needed by the Triggers service failed. The account under which the Triggers service is running may not have permissions to open this queue, or the queue may have been deleted. To solve this problem, uninstall and reinstall the Triggers service. Error %1: %2	Opening an internal queue needed by the Triggers service failed. The account under which the Triggers service is running may not have permissions to open this queue, or the queue may have been deleted. To solve this problem, uninstall and reinstall the Triggers service. Error %1: %2
0xC000089F	An instance of a rule handler for the rule %3 with the ID %4 was not created. The rule cannot be evaluated and executed. The MSMQTriggerObjects.MSMQRuleHandler class may not be registered, or your System folder does not contain mqtrig.dll. Error %1: %2	An instance of a rule handler for the rule %3 with the ID %4 was not created. The rule cannot be evaluated and executed. The MSMQTriggerObjects.MSMQRuleHandler class may not be registered, or your System folder does not contain mqtrig.dll. Error %1: %2
0xC00008A0	The action or a condition parameter for the rule %3 with the ID %4 was not parsed. The rule cannot be evaluated and executed. You can remove the rule entry from the Triggers registry and recreate it using local computer management. Error %1: %2	The action or a condition parameter for the rule %3 with the ID %4 was not parsed. The rule cannot be evaluated and executed. You can remove the rule entry from the Triggers registry and recreate it using local computer management. Error %1: %2
0xC00008A1	The action defined by the rule %3 with the ID %4 was not invoked. The COM object may not be registered, or the executable file may not exist in your path. Error %1: %2	The action defined by the rule %3 with the ID %4 was not invoked. The COM object may not be registered, or the executable file may not exist in your path. Error %1: %2
0xC00008A2	Rule evaluation or execution failed for the transactional trigger %3 with the ID %4. A rule condition or action parameter may be invalid, or the COM object invoked may not be registered correctly. Error %1: %2	Rule evaluation or execution failed for the transactional trigger %3 with the ID %4. A rule condition or action parameter may be invalid, or the COM object invoked may not be registered correctly. Error %1: %2
0xC00008A4	The queue %1 was not found. It may have been deleted. The trigger %2 associated with this queue is nonfunctional. Please use Computer Management to remove this trigger.	The queue %1 was not found. It may have been deleted. The trigger %2 associated with this queue is nonfunctional. Please use Computer Management to remove this trigger.
0xC00008A5	At least one of the required dependencies was not found. Please verify that MSMQ Triggers resources are dependent on Message Queue resources.	At least one of the required dependencies was not found. Please verify that MSMQ Triggers resources are dependent on Message Queue resources.
0xC00008A6	Unable to update EventLog information in registry for '%1'.	Unable to update EventLog information in registry for '%1'.
0xC00008A7	The Triggers transactional component could not be registered in COM+. Error %1: %2	The Triggers transactional component could not be registered in COM+. Error %1: %2
0xC00008A8	Retrieving messages from a queue located on a remote pre-Windows XP computer is not supported. All triggers associated with the queue %1 are nonfunctional.	Retrieving messages from a queue located on a remote pre-Windows XP computer is not supported. All triggers associated with the queue %1 are nonfunctional.
0xC00008AC	The IP address %1!S! specified in the \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%2 registry value is not a valid IP address for this computer. The Message Queuing service will use the IP address %3!S! instead. Please remove this registry value or set it to one of the following valid IP addresses: %4!S!.	The IP address %1!S! specified in the \\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\MSMQ\\Parameters\\%2 registry value is not a valid IP address for this computer. The Message Queuing service will use the IP address %3!S! instead. Please remove this registry value or set it to one of the following valid IP addresses: %4!S!.
0xC00008AF	Message Queuing Triggers initialization failed to complete in the configured timeout..	Message Queuing Triggers initialization failed to complete in the configured timeout..
0xC00008B2	The MSMQ VSS Writer failed to identify itself. Error %1: %2.	The MSMQ VSS Writer failed to identify itself. Error %1: %2.
0xC00008B3	Backup failed during event %3. Error %1: %2.	Backup failed during event %3. Error %1: %2.
0xC00008B4	Restore failed during event %3. Error %1: %2. This can happen if the restore directories under the MSMQ root directory cannot be created, or the restore root directory cannot be written in registry.	Restore failed during event %3. Error %1: %2. This can happen if the restore directories under the MSMQ root directory cannot be created, or the restore root directory cannot be written in registry.
0xC00008B5	The MSMQ VSS Writer failed to handle the restore located at '%3'. Error %1: %2.	The MSMQ VSS Writer failed to handle the restore located at '%3'. Error %1: %2.
0xC00008BA	The restore located at '%1' is invalid. Invalid components are %2. Please verify all required files are present in the correct directory.	The restore located at '%1' is invalid. Invalid components are %2. Please verify all required files are present in the correct directory.
0xC00E0001	Generic error code.	Generic error code.
0xC00E0002	One or more of the properties passed are invalid.	One or more of the properties passed are invalid.
0xC00E0003	The queue does not exist or you do not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation.	The queue does not exist or you do not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation.
0xC00E0004	The queue is not open or may not exist.	The queue is not open or may not exist.
0xC00E0005	A queue with the same path name already exists.	A queue with the same path name already exists.
0xC00E0006	An invalid parameter was passed to a function.	An invalid parameter was passed to a function.
0xC00E0007	An invalid handle was passed to a function.	An invalid handle was passed to a function.
0xC00E0008	The operation was canceled before it could be completed.	The operation was canceled before it could be completed.
0xC00E0009	There is a sharing violation. The queue is already open for exclusive retrieval.	There is a sharing violation. The queue is already open for exclusive retrieval.
0xC00E000B	The Message Queuing service is not available	The Message Queuing service is not available
0xC00E000D	The computer specified cannot be found.	The computer specified cannot be found.
0xC00E0010	The sort operation specified in MQLocateBegin is invalid (for example, there are duplicate columns).	The sort operation specified in MQLocateBegin is invalid (for example, there are duplicate columns).
0xC00E0011	The user specified is not a valid user.	The user specified is not a valid user.
0xC00E0013	A connection with Active Directory Domain Services cannot be established. Verify that there are sufficient permissions to perform this operation.	A connection with Active Directory Domain Services cannot be established. Verify that there are sufficient permissions to perform this operation.
0xC00E0014	The queue path name specified is invalid.	The queue path name specified is invalid.
0xC00E0018	The property value specified is invalid.	The property value specified is invalid.
0xC00E0019	The VARTYPE value specified is invalid.	The VARTYPE value specified is invalid.
0xC00E001A	The buffer supplied to MQReceiveMessage for message property retrievalis too small. The message was not removed from the queue, but the partof the message property that was in the buffer was copied.	The buffer supplied to MQReceiveMessage for message property retrievalis too small. The message was not removed from the queue, but the partof the message property that was in the buffer was copied.
0xC00E001B	The time specified for MQReceiveMessage to wait for the message elapsed.	The time specified for MQReceiveMessage to wait for the message elapsed.
0xC00E001C	The MQ_ACTION_PEEK_NEXT value specified for MQReceiveMessage cannot be used withthe current cursor position.	The MQ_ACTION_PEEK_NEXT value specified for MQReceiveMessage cannot be used withthe current cursor position.
0xC00E001D	The message at which the cursor is currently pointing was removed fromthe queue by another process or by another call to MQReceiveMessagewithout the use of this cursor.	The message at which the cursor is currently pointing was removed fromthe queue by another process or by another call to MQReceiveMessagewithout the use of this cursor.
0xC00E001E	The format name specified is invalid.	The format name specified is invalid.
0xC00E001F	The format name buffer supplied to the API was too smallto hold the format name.	The format name buffer supplied to the API was too smallto hold the format name.
0xC00E0020	Operations of the type requested (for example, deleting a queue using a direct format name)are not supported for the format name specified.	Operations of the type requested (for example, deleting a queue using a direct format name)are not supported for the format name specified.
0xC00E0021	The specified security descriptor is invalid.	The specified security descriptor is invalid.
0xC00E0022	The size of the buffer for the user ID property is too small.	The size of the buffer for the user ID property is too small.
0xC00E0023	The size of the buffer passed to MQGetQueueSecurity is too small.	The size of the buffer passed to MQGetQueueSecurity is too small.
0xC00E0024	The security credentials cannot be verified because the RPC servercannot impersonate the client application.	The security credentials cannot be verified because the RPC servercannot impersonate the client application.
0xC00E0026	The client does not have sufficient security privileges to perform the operation.	The client does not have sufficient security privileges to perform the operation.
0xC00E0027	There are insufficient resources to perform this operation.	There are insufficient resources to perform this operation.
0xC00E0028	The request failed because the user buffer is too small to hold the information returned.	The request failed because the user buffer is too small to hold the information returned.
0xC00E002A	A recoverable or journal message could not be stored. The message was not sent.	A recoverable or journal message could not be stored. The message was not sent.
0xC00E002B	The buffer for the user certificate property is too small.	The buffer for the user certificate property is too small.
0xC00E002C	The user certificate is invalid.	The user certificate is invalid.
0xC00E002D	The internal Message Queuing certificate is corrupted.	The internal Message Queuing certificate is corrupted.
0xC00E002F	No internal Message Queuing certificate exists for the user.	No internal Message Queuing certificate exists for the user.
0xC00E0030	A cryptographic function failed.	A cryptographic function failed.
0xC00E0031	The personal certificate store is corrupted.	The personal certificate store is corrupted.
0xC00E0033	The computer does not support encryption operations.	The computer does not support encryption operations.
0xC00E0035	The security context is invalid.	The security context is invalid.
0xC00E0036	The SID cannot be obtained from the thread token.	The SID cannot be obtained from the thread token.
0xC00E0037	The account information for the user cannot be obtained.	The account information for the user cannot be obtained.
0xC00E0038	The MQCOLUMNS parameter is invalid.	The MQCOLUMNS parameter is invalid.
0xC00E0039	A property identifier is invalid.	A property identifier is invalid.
0xC00E003A	A relationship parameter is invalid.	A relationship parameter is invalid.
0xC00E003B	The size of the buffer for the message identifier or correlation identifier is invalid.	The size of the buffer for the message identifier or correlation identifier is invalid.
0xC00E003C	A property identifier specified in MQRESTRICTION is invalid.	A property identifier specified in MQRESTRICTION is invalid.
0xC00E003D	Either the pointer to the MQQUEUEPROPS structure has a null value, or no properties are specified in it.	Either the pointer to the MQQUEUEPROPS structure has a null value, or no properties are specified in it.
0xC00E003E	The property identifier specified (for example, PROPID_Q_INSTANCE in MQSetQueueProperties)is invalid for the operation requested.	The property identifier specified (for example, PROPID_Q_INSTANCE in MQSetQueueProperties)is invalid for the operation requested.
0xC00E003F	Not all the properties required for the operation were specifiedfor the input parameters.	Not all the properties required for the operation were specifiedfor the input parameters.
0xC00E0040	The MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object already exists in Active Directory Domain Services.	The MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object already exists in Active Directory Domain Services.
0xC00E0041	Either the pointer to the MQQMROPS structure has a null value, or no properties are specified in it.	Either the pointer to the MQQMROPS structure has a null value, or no properties are specified in it.
0xC00E0043	There is an internal Active Directory Domain Services error.	There is an internal Active Directory Domain Services error.
0xC00E0044	The object owner is invalid (for example, MQCreateQueue failed because the QMobject is invalid).	The object owner is invalid (for example, MQCreateQueue failed because the QMobject is invalid).
0xC00E0045	The access mode specified is unsupported.	The access mode specified is unsupported.
0xC00E0046	The result buffer specified is too small.	The result buffer specified is too small.
0xC00E0049	There was no response from the object owner.	There was no response from the object owner.
0xC00E004A	The object owner is not available.	The object owner is not available.
0xC00E004B	An error occurred while reading from a queue located on a remote computer.	An error occurred while reading from a queue located on a remote computer.
0xC00E004C	A connection cannot be established with the Distributed Transaction Coordinator.	A connection cannot be established with the Distributed Transaction Coordinator.
0xC00E004E	The transaction specified cannot be imported.	The transaction specified cannot be imported.
0xC00E0050	An attempted action cannot be performed within a transaction.	An attempted action cannot be performed within a transaction.
0xC00E0051	The transaction's operation sequence is incorrect.	The transaction's operation sequence is incorrect.
0xC00E0055	The connector type message property is not specified. This property is required for sending an acknowledgment message or a secure message.	The connector type message property is not specified. This property is required for sending an acknowledgment message or a secure message.
0xC00E0056	The Message Queuing service was restarted. Any open queue handles should be closed.	The Message Queuing service was restarted. Any open queue handles should be closed.
0xC00E0058	The transaction specified cannot be enlisted.	The transaction specified cannot be enlisted.
0xC00E005A	The queue was deleted. Messages cannot be received anymore using thisqueue handle. The handle should be closed.	The queue was deleted. Messages cannot be received anymore using thisqueue handle. The handle should be closed.
0xC00E005B	The context parameter for MQLocateBegin is invalid.	The context parameter for MQLocateBegin is invalid.
0xC00E005C	An invalid property identifier is specified in MQSORTSET.	An invalid property identifier is specified in MQSORTSET.
0xC00E005D	The message label is too long. Its length should be less than or equal to MQ_MAX_MSG_LABEL_LEN.	The message label is too long. Its length should be less than or equal to MQ_MAX_MSG_LABEL_LEN.
0xC00E005E	The label buffer supplied to the API is too small.	The label buffer supplied to the API is too small.
0xC00E0061	The buffer passed for the symmetric key is too small.	The buffer passed for the symmetric key is too small.
0xC00E0062	The buffer passed for the signature property is too small.	The buffer passed for the signature property is too small.
0xC00E0063	The buffer passed for the provider name property is too small.	The buffer passed for the provider name property is too small.
0xC00E0064	The operation is invalid for a foreign message queuing system.	The operation is invalid for a foreign message queuing system.
0xC00E0065	Obsolete; another MQIS server is being installed. Write operations to the database are not allowed at this stage.	Obsolete; another MQIS server is being installed. Write operations to the database are not allowed at this stage.
0xC00E0066	Independent clients cannot support dependent clients. A Message Queuing server is required.	Independent clients cannot support dependent clients. A Message Queuing server is required.
0xC00E0067	The number of dependent clients served by the Message Queuing server reached its upper limit.	The number of dependent clients served by the Message Queuing server reached its upper limit.
0xC00E0068	The file %1 for the queue %2 in the Lqs folder was deleted because it was corrupted.	The file %1 for the queue %2 in the Lqs folder was deleted because it was corrupted.
0xC00E0069	The remote computer is not available.	The remote computer is not available.
0xC00E006A	This operation is not supported for Message Queuing installed in workgroup mode.	This operation is not supported for Message Queuing installed in workgroup mode.
0xC00E006B	The cryptographic service provider %1 is not supported by Message Queuing.	The cryptographic service provider %1 is not supported by Message Queuing.
0xC00E006C	The security descriptors for the cryptographic keys cannot be set.	The security descriptors for the cryptographic keys cannot be set.
0xC00E006D	A user attempted to send an authenticated message without a certificate.	A user attempted to send an authenticated message without a certificate.
0xC00E006E	The column PROPID_Q_PATHNAME_DNS is not supported for the MQLocateBegin API.	The column PROPID_Q_PATHNAME_DNS is not supported for the MQLocateBegin API.
0xC00E006F	A certificate store cannot be created for the internal certificate.	A certificate store cannot be created for the internal certificate.
0xC00E0070	The certificate store for the internal certificate cannot be opened.	The certificate store for the internal certificate cannot be opened.
0xC00E0071	This operation is invalid for an MsmqServices object.	This operation is invalid for an MsmqServices object.
0xC00E0072	The Add GUID permission cannot be granted to the current user.	The Add GUID permission cannot be granted to the current user.
0xC00E0073	Obsolete: The dynamic-link library Msmqocm.dll cannot be loaded.	Obsolete: The dynamic-link library Msmqocm.dll cannot be loaded.
0xC00E0074	An entry point cannot be located in Msmqocm.dll.	An entry point cannot be located in Msmqocm.dll.
0xC00E0075	Message Queuing servers cannot be found on domain controllers.	Message Queuing servers cannot be found on domain controllers.
0xC00E0076	The computer joined the domain, but Message Queuing will continue to run in workgroup mode because it failed to register itself in Active Directory Domain Services.	The computer joined the domain, but Message Queuing will continue to run in workgroup mode because it failed to register itself in Active Directory Domain Services.
0xC00E0077	The object was not created on the Global Catalog server specified.	The object was not created on the Global Catalog server specified.
0xC00E0079	The public key for the computer %1 cannot be found.	The public key for the computer %1 cannot be found.
0xC00E007A	The public key for the computer %1 does not exist.	The public key for the computer %1 does not exist.
0xC00E007B	The parameters in MQPRIVATEPROPS are invalid. Either the pointer to the MQPRIVATEPROPS structure has a null value, or no properties are specified in it.	The parameters in MQPRIVATEPROPS are invalid. Either the pointer to the MQPRIVATEPROPS structure has a null value, or no properties are specified in it.
0xC00E007C	Global Catalog servers cannot be found in the domain specified.	Global Catalog servers cannot be found in the domain specified.
0xC00E007D	No Message Queuing servers were found on Global Catalog servers.	No Message Queuing servers were found on Global Catalog servers.
0xC00E007F	Data for an authenticated message cannot be hashed.	Data for an authenticated message cannot be hashed.
0xC00E0080	Data cannot be signed before sending an authenticated message.	Data cannot be signed before sending an authenticated message.
0xC00E0081	A hash object cannot be created for an authenticated message.	A hash object cannot be created for an authenticated message.
0xC00E0082	The signature of the message received is not valid.	The signature of the message received is not valid.
0xC00E0083	The object that will be deleted is owned by a primary site controller. The operation cannot be performed.	The object that will be deleted is owned by a primary site controller. The operation cannot be performed.
0xC00E0084	There is no MSMQ Users organizational unit object in Active Directory Domain Services for the domain. Please create one manually.	There is no MSMQ Users organizational unit object in Active Directory Domain Services for the domain. Please create one manually.
0xC00E0085	The dynamic-link library Mqad.dll cannot be loaded.	The dynamic-link library Mqad.dll cannot be loaded.
0xC00E0087	Two or more of the properties passed cannot co-exist.For example, you cannot set both PROPID_M_RESP_QUEUE and PROPID_M_RESP_FORMAT_NAME when sending a message.	Two or more of the properties passed cannot co-exist.For example, you cannot set both PROPID_M_RESP_QUEUE and PROPID_M_RESP_FORMAT_NAME when sending a message.
0xC00E0088	The message does not exist or was removed from the queue.	The message does not exist or was removed from the queue.
0xC00E008A	This operation is not supported by dependent clients.	This operation is not supported by dependent clients.
0xC00E008B	This operation is not supported by the remote Message Queuing service. For example, MQReceiveMessageByLookupId is not supported by MSMQ 1.0/2.0.	This operation is not supported by the remote Message Queuing service. For example, MQReceiveMessageByLookupId is not supported by MSMQ 1.0/2.0.
0xC00E008C	The object whose properties are being retrieved from Active Directory Domain Services does not belong to the class requested.	The object whose properties are being retrieved from Active Directory Domain Services does not belong to the class requested.
0xC00E008D	The value of cCol in MQSORTSET cannot be greater than 1. Active Directory Domain Services supports only a single sort key.	The value of cCol in MQSORTSET cannot be greater than 1. Active Directory Domain Services supports only a single sort key.
0xC00E008E	An MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object with the GUID supplied cannot be created. By default, an Active Directory Domain Services forest does not support adding an object with a supplied GUID.	An MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object with the GUID supplied cannot be created. By default, an Active Directory Domain Services forest does not support adding an object with a supplied GUID.
0xC00E008F	Binding to the forest root failed. This error usually indicates a problem in the DNS configuration.	Binding to the forest root failed. This error usually indicates a problem in the DNS configuration.
0xC00E0090	A local user is authenticated as an anonymous user and cannot access Active Directory Domain Services. You need to log on as a domain user to access Active Directory Domain Services.	A local user is authenticated as an anonymous user and cannot access Active Directory Domain Services. You need to log on as a domain user to access Active Directory Domain Services.
0xC00E0091	The column PROPID_Q_ADS_PATH is not supported for the MQLocateBegin API.	The column PROPID_Q_ADS_PATH is not supported for the MQLocateBegin API.
0xC00E0092	The given property is not a valid XML document.	The given property is not a valid XML document.
0xC00E0093	The Active Directory Domain Services object specified is not an instance of a supported class.	The Active Directory Domain Services object specified is not an instance of a supported class.
0xC00E0094	The MSMQManagement object must be initialized before it is used.	The MSMQManagement object must be initialized before it is used.
0xC00E0095	The object that will be created should be owned by a primary site controller. The operation cannot be performed.	The object that will be created should be owned by a primary site controller. The operation cannot be performed.
0xC00E0096	The object that will be updated is owned by a primary site controller. The operation cannot be performed.	The object that will be updated is owned by a primary site controller. The operation cannot be performed.
0xC00E0099	Message Queuing is not able to resolve the address specified by the user. The address may be wrong or DNS look-up for address failed.	Message Queuing is not able to resolve the address specified by the user. The address may be wrong or DNS look-up for address failed.
0xC00E009A	Too many properties passed to the function. Message Queuing can process up to 128 properties in one call.	Too many properties passed to the function. Message Queuing can process up to 128 properties in one call.
0xC00E009B	The queue only accepts authenticated messages.	The queue only accepts authenticated messages.
0xC00E009C	The message is currently being processed under a transaction. Till the transaction outcome is determined, the message cannot be processed in any other transaction.	The message is currently being processed under a transaction. Till the transaction outcome is determined, the message cannot be processed in any other transaction.
0xC00E03EB	The function called is not supported.	The function called is not supported.
0xC00E03EC	The transaction(s) cannot be recovered.	The transaction(s) cannot be recovered.
0xC00E03ED	Prepare information cannot be obtained from the Distributed Transaction Coordinator.	Prepare information cannot be obtained from the Distributed Transaction Coordinator.
0xC00E03EE	The log manager library or interface cannot be obtained.	The log manager library or interface cannot be obtained.
0xC00E03EF	A new session cannot be created because there are too many active sessions.	A new session cannot be created because there are too many active sessions.
0xC00E03F0	The session key cannot be exported for insertion into the packet.	The session key cannot be exported for insertion into the packet.
0xC00E03F1	Data cannot be read from the checkpoint file.	Data cannot be read from the checkpoint file.
0xC00E03F2	The Write request to the primary site controller owning the queue failed.	The Write request to the primary site controller owning the queue failed.
0xC00E03F4	The dynamic-link library MQDSxxx.dll cannot be loaded.	The dynamic-link library MQDSxxx.dll cannot be loaded.
0xC00E03F5	This computer is not trusted for delegation.	This computer is not trusted for delegation.
0xC00E03F7	Setup is waiting for creation of the MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object.	Setup is waiting for creation of the MSMQ Configuration (msmq) object.
0xC00E03F9	The Message Queuing DLL or the entry point in that DLL for the specified procedure cannot be found. You can turn on tracing to obtain more detail information about the failure.	The Message Queuing DLL or the entry point in that DLL for the specified procedure cannot be found. You can turn on tracing to obtain more detail information about the failure.
0xC00E03FA	Message Queuing cannot use an enhanced RC2 symmetric encryption key with an effective length equal to 40 bits.	Message Queuing cannot use an enhanced RC2 symmetric encryption key with an effective length equal to 40 bits.
0xC00E0501	This is a general Active Directory Domain Services error.	This is a general Active Directory Domain Services error.
0xC00E0506	The value for the object type input parameter is invalid.	The value for the object type input parameter is invalid.
0xC00E0509	An attempt was made to access a computer with an unresolved site ID.	An attempt was made to access a computer with an unresolved site ID.
0xC00E050D	The object cannot be created in Active Directory Domain Services.	The object cannot be created in Active Directory Domain Services.
0xC00E050F	The object was not found in Active Directory Domain Services.	The object was not found in Active Directory Domain Services.
0xC00E0512	The object properties cannot be obtained.	The object properties cannot be obtained.
0xC00E0514	The site controller that owns the object is not responding. This error is applicable only in a mixed-mode environment.	The site controller that owns the object is not responding. This error is applicable only in a mixed-mode environment.
0xC00E0516	The object owner is not reachable. This error can occur only in a mixed-mode environment.	The object owner is not reachable. This error can occur only in a mixed-mode environment.
0xC00E0521	The RPC library cannot be initialized.	The RPC library cannot be initialized.
0xC00E0523	There are no more data to return to the client. This error can occur only in a mixed-mode environment.	There are no more data to return to the client. This error can occur only in a mixed-mode environment.
0xC00E0525	The client does not belong to the same Message Queuing enterprise. This error can occur only in a mixed-mode environment.	The client does not belong to the same Message Queuing enterprise. This error can occur only in a mixed-mode environment.
0xC00E0526	The routing link already exists.	The routing link already exists.
0xC00E052B	Authentication of the Message Queuing server %1 cannot be initialized.	Authentication of the Message Queuing server %1 cannot be initialized.
0xC00E052F	The computer object cannot be deleted because the MSMQ Configuration (msmq) container object is not empty.	The computer object cannot be deleted because the MSMQ Configuration (msmq) container object is not empty.
0xC00E0530	The computer object already exists in Active Directory Domain Services.	The computer object already exists in Active Directory Domain Services.
0xC00E07D0	Message Queuing cluster resources are not supported on this node because Message Queuing is not installed.	Message Queuing cluster resources are not supported on this node because Message Queuing is not installed.
0xC00E07D2	At least one of the required dependencies was not found. Please verify that the Message Queuing cluster resources are dependent on the Disk and Network Name resources.	At least one of the required dependencies was not found. Please verify that the Message Queuing cluster resources are dependent on the Disk and Network Name resources.
0xC00E07D3	There are insufficient memory resources.	There are insufficient memory resources.
0xC00E07D4	No connection can be established with Service Control Manager (Error: 0x%1). Please check your administrative permissions.	No connection can be established with Service Control Manager (Error: 0x%1). Please check your administrative permissions.
0xC00E07D5	No connection can be opened to this cluster (Error: 0x%1).	No connection can be opened to this cluster (Error: 0x%1).
0xC00E07D6	No connection can be opened to the %1 resource (Error: 0x%2).	No connection can be opened to the %1 resource (Error: 0x%2).
0xC00E07D7	Message Queuing registry values cannot be read. The registry may be corrupted (Error: 0x%1). Please reinstall Message Queuing on this computer.	Message Queuing registry values cannot be read. The registry may be corrupted (Error: 0x%1). Please reinstall Message Queuing on this computer.
0xC00E07D8	Access to Active Directory Domain Services cannot be initialized. Please verify your permissions and network connectivity.	Access to Active Directory Domain Services cannot be initialized. Please verify your permissions and network connectivity.
0xC00E07D9	Queries cannot be sent to the Message Queuing server '%1' (Error: 0x%2). Please verify your permissions and network connectivity.	Queries cannot be sent to the Message Queuing server '%1' (Error: 0x%2). Please verify your permissions and network connectivity.
0xC00E07DB	Message Queuing objects cannot be created in Active Directory Domain Services (Error: 0x%1). Please verify your permissions and network connectivity.	Message Queuing objects cannot be created in Active Directory Domain Services (Error: 0x%1). Please verify your permissions and network connectivity.
0xC00E07DC	Public keys cannot be stored in Active Directory Domain Services (Error: 0x%1).	Public keys cannot be stored in Active Directory Domain Services (Error: 0x%1).
0xC00E07DD	Message Queuing information cannot be read from Active Directory Domain Services (Error: 0x%1). This may be caused by replication delays or insufficient security permissions.	Message Queuing information cannot be read from Active Directory Domain Services (Error: 0x%1). This may be caused by replication delays or insufficient security permissions.
0xC00E07DE	A registry checkpoint cannot be added or removed (Error: 0x%1).	A registry checkpoint cannot be added or removed (Error: 0x%1).
0xC00E07DF	A Crypto checkpoint cannot be added or removed (Error: 0x%1).	A Crypto checkpoint cannot be added or removed (Error: 0x%1).
0xC00E07E0	The %1 service cannot be created (Error: 0x%2).	The %1 service cannot be created (Error: 0x%2).
0xC00E07E1	The %1 service cannot be stopped (Error: 0x%2).	The %1 service cannot be stopped (Error: 0x%2).
0xC00E07E2	The %1 service cannot be deleted (Error: 0x%2).	The %1 service cannot be deleted (Error: 0x%2).
0xC00E07E3	The %1 service cannot be started (Error: 0x%2).	The %1 service cannot be started (Error: 0x%2).
0xC00E07E9	The Message Queuing resource failed to come online.The Message Queuing resource depends on the network name resource with Kerberos authentication enabled.Please verify that Kerberos authentication is enabled for the network name resource.To enable Kerberos authentication for the '%1' resource, perform the following steps.1. Open Cluster Administrator.2. In the Groups folder, select the applicable group.3. In the details pane, right-click the '%1' resource and click Take Offline.4. Right-click the '%1' resource and click Properties.5. On the Parameters page, select Enable Kerberos Authentication, click Apply, and click OK.6. Right-click the '%1' resource, and click Bring Online.	The Message Queuing resource failed to come online.The Message Queuing resource depends on the network name resource with Kerberos authentication enabled.Please verify that Kerberos authentication is enabled for the network name resource.To enable Kerberos authentication for the '%1' resource, perform the following steps.1. Open Cluster Administrator.2. In the Groups folder, select the applicable group.3. In the details pane, right-click the '%1' resource and click Take Offline.4. Right-click the '%1' resource and click Properties.5. On the Parameters page, select Enable Kerberos Authentication, click Apply, and click OK.6. Right-click the '%1' resource, and click Bring Online.
0xC00E0C01	Generic Error in MSMQ Security.	Generic Error in MSMQ Security.
0xC00E0C02	Failed in ConvertSDToNTXFormat(), InitializeSecurityDescriptor(). LastErr- %1!lu!t	Failed in ConvertSDToNTXFormat(), InitializeSecurityDescriptor(). LastErr- %1!lu!t
0xC00E0C03	The security descriptor is not valid.	The security descriptor is not valid.
0xC00E0C04	Failed in ConvertSDToNTXFormat(), can't get MakeSelf len. LastErr- %1!lu!t	Failed in ConvertSDToNTXFormat(), can't get MakeSelf len. LastErr- %1!lu!t
0xC00E0C05	Invalid input parameter.	Invalid input parameter.
0xC00E0C06	Memory allocation failed	Memory allocation failed
0xC00E0C07	Unexpected call to this function.	Unexpected call to this function.
0xC00E0C08	Failed in CryptAcquireContext(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h	Failed in CryptAcquireContext(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h
0xC00E0C0A	Failed in GetAce(index- %1!lu!t) while converting SD formats. LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h	Failed in GetAce(index- %1!lu!t) while converting SD formats. LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h
0xC00E0C0C	Failed in CryptExportPublicKeyInfo(), first call. LastErr- %1!lu!t	Failed in CryptExportPublicKeyInfo(), first call. LastErr- %1!lu!t
0xC00E0C0D	Failed in CryptExportPublicKeyInfo(), second call. LastErr- %1!lu!t	Failed in CryptExportPublicKeyInfo(), second call. LastErr- %1!lu!t
0xC00E0C0E	Failed in CryptSignAndEncodeCertificate(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h	Failed in CryptSignAndEncodeCertificate(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h
0xC00E0C10	Failed in CryptEncodeObject(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h	Failed in CryptEncodeObject(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h
0xC00E0C12	Failed in CertAddEncodedCertificateToStore(), LastErr- %1!lu!t	Failed in CertAddEncodedCertificateToStore(), LastErr- %1!lu!t
0xC00E0C13	Failed in CryptGetHashParam(), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h	Failed in CryptGetHashParam(), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h
0xC00E0C14	Failed in CryptHashData(), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h	Failed in CryptHashData(), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h
0xC00E0C15	Failed in CryptCreateHash(), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h	Failed in CryptCreateHash(), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h
0xC00E0C18	Failed in CertVerifySubjectCertificateContext(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h	Failed in CertVerifySubjectCertificateContext(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h
0xC00E0C19	Failed in CertOpenSystemStoreA(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h	Failed in CertOpenSystemStoreA(), hr- %1!lx!h, LastErr- %2!lu!t, %3!lx!h
0xC00E0C1A	The security descriptor is not in self-relative format.	The security descriptor is not in self-relative format.
0xC00E0C1B	Failed to convert security descriptor to self-relative format. Err- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h.	Failed to convert security descriptor to self-relative format. Err- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h.
0xC00E0C1C	Failed to map the NT5 DS rights to MSMQ 1.0 rights.	Failed to map the NT5 DS rights to MSMQ 1.0 rights.
0xC00E0C1D	Failed in LookupPrivilegeValue() (privilge.cpp), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h	Failed in LookupPrivilegeValue() (privilge.cpp), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h
0xC00E0C1E	Failed in AdjustTokenPrivileges() (privilge.cpp), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h	Failed in AdjustTokenPrivileges() (privilge.cpp), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h
0xC00E0C1F	Failed in OpenProcess/ThreadToken() (privilge.cpp), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h	Failed in OpenProcess/ThreadToken() (privilge.cpp), LastErr- %1!lu!t, %2!lx!h
0xC00E0C20	Failed to read registry %1, err- %2!lu!t	Failed to read registry %1, err- %2!lu!t
0xC00E0C22	Failed in ::PutPublicKey(), calling CryptGenKey(). LastErr- %1!lu!t	Failed in ::PutPublicKey(), calling CryptGenKey(). LastErr- %1!lu!t
0xC00E0C27	Can't open user certificates store, err- %1!lx!h, %2!lu!t. Ignore if internal certificate Not Available.	Can't open user certificates store, err- %1!lx!h, %2!lu!t. Ignore if internal certificate Not Available.
0xC00E0C28	Version of DACL is not the one expected in that context.	Version of DACL is not the one expected in that context.
0xC00E0C29	Certificate already expired.	Certificate already expired.
0xC00E0C2A	First call to decode failed	First call to decode failed
0xC00E0C2B	Failed in call to GetTokenInformation()	Failed in call to GetTokenInformation()
0xC00E0C2C	Time of certificate is not valid.	Time of certificate is not valid.
0xC00E0C2D	Certificate is not signed by issuer.	Certificate is not signed by issuer.
0xC00E0C2E	Certificate already revoced.	Certificate already revoced.
0xC00E0C2F	The crypto provider is not known.	The crypto provider is not known.
0xC00E0C30	The crypto property is not known.	The crypto property is not known.
0xC00E0C64	Failed to acquire crypto context.	Failed to acquire crypto context.
0xC00E0C65	Certificate time is not valid yet.	Certificate time is not valid yet.
0xC00E0C66	Fail to delete Certificate from store.	Fail to delete Certificate from store.
0xC00E0C69	Input security descriptor is NULL.	Input security descriptor is NULL.
0xC00E0C6A	Unsupported RDN name.	Unsupported RDN name.
0xC00E0C6C	Fail to import public key from the certificate.	Fail to import public key from the certificate.
0xC00E0C6D	Second call to decode RDN name failed.	Second call to decode RDN name failed.
0xC00E0C6E	Certificate was not found in store.	Certificate was not found in store.
0xC00E0C6F	Fail to get user key.	Fail to get user key.
0xC00E0E00	GenericError	GenericError
0xC00E0E01	The parameter supplied is invalid.	The parameter supplied is invalid.
0xC00E0E02	The rule requested cannot be found.	The rule requested cannot be found.
0xC00E0E03	The rule specified is not attached to this trigger.	The rule specified is not attached to this trigger.
0xC00E0E04	The rule specified is already attached to this trigger.	The rule specified is already attached to this trigger.
0xC00E0E05	The trigger requested cannot be found.	The trigger requested cannot be found.
0xC00E0E06	There are insufficient resources to perform the operation.	There are insufficient resources to perform the operation.
0xC00E0E07	The rule condition parameter supplied is invalid.	The rule condition parameter supplied is invalid.
0xC00E0E08	The rule action parameter supplied is invalid.	The rule action parameter supplied is invalid.
0xC00E0E09	The RuleSet object was not initialized. Please initialize this object before calling any method of RuleSet.	The RuleSet object was not initialized. Please initialize this object before calling any method of RuleSet.
0xC00E0E0A	An instance of the object class specified could not be created.	An instance of the object class specified could not be created.
0xC00E0E0B	An instance of the custom COM object could not be invoked.	An instance of the custom COM object could not be invoked.
0xC00E0E0C	The stand-alone executable cannot be invoked.	The stand-alone executable cannot be invoked.
0xC00E0E0D	The rule or trigger data cannot be stored in the registry.	The rule or trigger data cannot be stored in the registry.
0xC00E0E0E	The rule information cannot be retrieved from the registry.	The rule information cannot be retrieved from the registry.
0xC00E0E0F	This function is not supported on this version of Message Queuing Triggers.	This function is not supported on this version of Message Queuing Triggers.
0xC00E0E10	The object cannot be initialized.	The object cannot be initialized.
0xC00E0E11	The TriggerSet object was not initialized. Please initialize this object before calling any method of TriggerSet.	The TriggerSet object was not initialized. Please initialize this object before calling any method of TriggerSet.
0xC00E0E12	The trigger data cannot be retrieved from the registry.	The trigger data cannot be retrieved from the registry.
0xC00E0E13	The new trigger cannot be added to the trigger set.	The new trigger cannot be added to the trigger set.
0xC00E0E14	Multiple triggers with retrieval processing are not allowed on a single queue.	Multiple triggers with retrieval processing are not allowed on a single queue.
0xC00E0E15	The trigger cannot be deleted from the triggers store.	The trigger cannot be deleted from the triggers store.
0xC00E0E16	The rule cannot be deleted from the triggers store.	The rule cannot be deleted from the triggers store.
0xC00E0E17	The rule ID supplied is invalid.	The rule ID supplied is invalid.
0xC00E0E18	The rule name supplied exceeds the permissible length.	The rule name supplied exceeds the permissible length.
0xC00E0E19	The rule condition supplied exceeds the permissible length.	The rule condition supplied exceeds the permissible length.
0xC00E0E1A	The rule action supplied exceeds the permissible length.	The rule action supplied exceeds the permissible length.
0xC00E0E1B	The rule description supplied exceeds the permissible length.	The rule description supplied exceeds the permissible length.
0xC00E0E1C	The trigger ID supplied is invalid.	The trigger ID supplied is invalid.
0xC00E0E1D	The trigger name supplied is invalid.	The trigger name supplied is invalid.
0xC00E0E1E	The queue path name supplied for the trigger is invalid.	The queue path name supplied for the trigger is invalid.

File Name:	mqutil.dll.mui
Directory:	%WINDIR%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-windows-msmq.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.15063.0_en-us_77bb42e657ed45fd\
File Size:	278 kB
File Permissions:	rw-rw-rw-
File Type:	Win32 DLL
File Type Extension:	dll
MIME Type:	application/octet-stream
Machine Type:	Intel 386 or later, and compatibles
Time Stamp:	0000:00:00 00:00:00
PE Type:	PE32
Linker Version:	14.10
Code Size:	0
Initialized Data Size:	284672
Uninitialized Data Size:	0
Entry Point:	0x0000
OS Version:	10.0
Image Version:	10.0
Subsystem Version:	6.0
Subsystem:	Windows GUI
File Version Number:	5.0.1.1
Product Version Number:	5.0.1.1
File Flags Mask:	0x003f
File Flags:	Pre-release, Private build
File OS:	Windows NT 32-bit
Object File Type:	Dynamic link library
File Subtype:	0
Language Code:	English (U.S.)
Character Set:	Unicode
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
File Description:	Message Queuing Resource DLL
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Internal Name:	MQUTIL.DLL
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original File Name:	MQUTIL.DLL.MUI
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0
Directory:	%WINDIR%\WinSxS\x86_microsoft-windows-msmq.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.15063.0_en-us_1b9ca7629f8fd4c7\

mqutil.dll.mui is Multilingual User Interface resource file that contain English (U.S.) language for file mqutil.dll (Message Queuing Resource DLL).

File Description:	Message Queuing Resource DLL
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
Internal Name:	MQUTIL.DLL
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original Filename:	MQUTIL.DLL.MUI
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0
Translation:	0x409, 1200