Exported SCSM Default ServiceManager.RunbookActivity.Configuration Sealed management pack but unable to import later

Hi,
I exported SCSM default ServiceManager.RunbookActivity.Configuration Sealed management pack and remove it from SCSM. Later when I tried to import back the xml file it shows me this error. 
Is there anyway to reinstate the original Sealed management pack? 
Thanks
Jeron@Microsoft Technet

This error message is often related to missing the tag ManagementPublicKeyToken within the category tag. If you seal a MP but without defined the token then Service Manager will complain like this. And obviously the token and key must match.
What happens if you insert your keytoken value into the MP, seal it with your own key and then import it?
Somewhat like below:
<Categories>
<Category>
<ManagementPackVersion>xxx</ManagementPackVersion>
<ManagementPublicKeyToken>tokenhere</ManagementPublicKeyToken>
</Category>
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