Administrative Template for AGPM

* 2008 R2 Domain Functionality -- PDC and FSMO role holders on Windows Server 2012
* 2012R2 for both Server and Client
* v4.02 that is appropriate to our infrastructure is what I'm trying to load up.
I'm at the step in the install where I need to configure a GPO to define the AGPM Server Connection for the domain.
I need to add the AGPM administrative template, and that's the issue.... I can't.
the local depots "PolicyDefinitions" and INF are both visually empty.... in the first depot I can wildcard *.* and see both the .admx and the .adml files, but trying to load either gives me a "...not a valid template file.
Only files with .adm... " error
I CAN see the .adm templates when I initially click on to add the template..... but that seems weird to me. I'd think it would be the other way around.
driving me nuts, but I can't find anything in TechNet, release notes, or other forums that this has happened to someone else or what a resolution or even just workaround would be.
Help!

I am glad I am not the only one who is having this issue. Can anyone help? The MDOP ADMX extensions download does not have any settings for AGPM. I cannot configure email or the server connection.

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---------------------------------------------CUT---------------------------------------------
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---------------------------------------------CUT---------------------------------------------
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END PART ;!!SysConfigPolicy
PART !!ArbitrationPolicy EDITTEXT
KEYNAME "Software\ApplicationCompany\Site1\Arbitration"
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END POLICY
POLICY !!SITE2Policy
#if version >= 3
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#endif
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PART !!ConfigFilePolicy EDITTEXT
KEYNAME "Software\ApplicationCompany\Site2\Common Settings"
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PART !!SystemDBPolicy EDITTEXT
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I’m sure someone here will know what I’m doing wrong, so hopefully it’s something simple.
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