After installing lms 3.2 Deamon manager couldnt start

Hi All
I'm installing LMS 3.2 trial version on Windows 2008. I could not start
CiscoWorks Deamon Manager services. (I'm getting the error 1053: The service
did not response to the start or control request in a timely fashion)
I s this due to the trial version or the OS problem?
Regards
mashraf

See https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/675893#675893 .

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