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    - Wired connection problem I have a SURFboard broadband modem, a D-link wireless router, and both the PC and the Dell Vostro laptop are running Windows XP. Also running Nortons on the PC and Bitdefender on the laptop. I had E-Trust EZ armor(antivirus and firewall) , and Network Magic also installed on the PC. Both expired, so I opted to uninstall both. NM came off without a hitch, everything from E-Trust stayed after the uninstall, and I finally removed it by deleting it all from C:. Every since I started trying to remove it, I've had connection problems that make no sense at all. I can connect to my homepage(google), enter a search topic, view the webpage, and then when I try to visit another page, or go back to Google, I get the "IE cannot display webpage" message. My connections box shows I have a connection, my firewall shows no blocks, but my PC will not stay online. Through all of this, the laptop I'm typing on now, works fine. I've went through every Wizard program offered by Microsoft, to no avail. I've ran the cd that came with the router, reset the router, and ran any repair programs that are on the PC, and it just keeps happening. The last time I was able to get about 5 pages deep online before it booted me. I'm ready to throw the whole thing over the hill out back. Any suggestions? Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288380
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    - Cannot creater an internet connection I uninstalled a program that itunes installed and suddenly I lost my internet connection. I opened the Control Panel and the Internet Icon was missing. I tried to recreate it using the wizard. I selected doing it manually and when I clicked finish, nothing happened. It was as if I never started the wizard. At first I was getting the Acquiring a Network Address in my Local Network Connection and it would not end. Finally, somehow I got the Local network connection to connect but cannot get the Internet connection to connect. Any help would be appreciated. Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288376
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    - Access to the Windows folder on a mapped drive Hello, In order to support a legacy application I have to grant read/write access to the whole shared C: drive of a Windows XP Professional SP2 machine acting as a file server, including the C:\Windows folder. In other words, the clients (which are also Win XP Pro SP2 btw) mapping the C:\ drive on the host machine need to read files in the Windows folder of that machine. Everything is OK except that access to the Windows folder is denied. I understand that this is due to XP's security policies nonetheless. To overcome that restriction, I added an admin-type account on the file server for each workstation that needs this sort of elevated access level. Those accounts are the same case and have the same passwords as their counterparts on the workstations. This, however, didn't make any difference as access to the <mapped_drive>:\Windows folder is still denied. So my question is: In an scenario like this, how do I grant access to the C:\Windows folder on the file server so that the workstations can access the files in it? Thanks, Fernando Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288375
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    - Re-map network drive Hi, I'm having to disconnect and re-map the network drive every time i connect to the network drive?!?! Other ways the transfer speed to the network drive is really slow. Is this normal? -- Man oh man! Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288368
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    - WorkStation Keeps Disconnecting My windows xp work station keeps disconnecting from my file server map drives. It seems that when I logout and log back in and try to access my network drives it tells me that either my username or password is not correct. I try rebooting and logging in again, but it does not work. The only option I have is to change my ip address, and then it works. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks very much. Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288367
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    - How to change a drive's share name? If I right click on a drive, then Properties\Sharing, the drive's share name is shown. How do I change this share name? Thanks, Don Culp Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288359
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    - Windows Networking Problem caused by ICS? I have an operating network with four XP Pro SP3 based computers, two wired and two wireless on a Linksys router connected to a DSL modem. I added another wired laptop (XP Pro SP3) that I have been using on a network at another job. It used Novel Netware Client for Windows which I uninstalled. I set it up for my local Windows network exactly the same as the others. It uses NAV 2008 as does three of the other computers and one is using OneCare. The Windows and OEM firewalls are off. All the computers are in the same "Ournet" Workgroup. From this added laptop, I can view and access the shared files on the other four computers. I can ping the added laptop from the other computers and ping the original computers from the added laptop. However, the added laptop does not show up in My Network Places nor in "Entire Network/Microsoft Windows Network/Ournet" on the other computers. Even though I cannot see the added laptop, I can use Windows Explorer on the other computers to map a network drive to the shared folder on the added laptop! I have checked settings many, many times, read Knowledgebase articles, and looked in Forums and could find nothing that fixed my problem and made Windows Networking display the added laptop. Any suggestions would be helpful. I did find something unusual that may contribute to the problem. The added laptop is the only computer on the network that shows "Internet Connection" (Sharing) as a Network Connection. I have tried to disable or delete this network connection without any success. I could find nothing that worked in the Microsoft Knowledge base. I have disabled the adapter and the "Local Area Connection" and "Internet Connection" go away until I re-enable the adapter. I set both connections so I could see when they were active in the system tray. "Internet Connection" starts up right after the "Local Area Connection" starts but runs at 8Mh rather than the 100Mh of the Local Area Connection. I have recreated the network with the Network Setup Wizard making sure I indicate that this and all network computers are connected to a router not to another computer. But ICS is still there. I have no idea if ICS is causing my network display problem but I would like to fix both. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Bill-R Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288358
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    - Static/Advanced Routing I could do a simple thing and get a switch, but there are circumstances that make static routing more ideal - if what I am looking to do can be done. What that is is file and print sharing between computers that are associated with two routers - a primary router/gateway and a secondary router that is behind the primary router. Behind my modem is a router. Behind the router are two wireless computers, two wire-connected computers, and a VOIP phone. Behind that phone is another wire-connected computer. The problem is that this phone acts as a router and so the computer behind it is associated with a different subnet then the computers on the primary router. Is there a way to change this cinsequence through changing settings on the routers so that all computers are able to associate at the level of the primary router? How? I saw that there was a function on the phone to disable its DHCP Server capabilities and a way to apply Static Routing settings with a Destination IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway IP, Metric, and Interface. Is this where the action takes place? Would I set the computer that is behind this phone to use DMZ? Here is some IP info for the main router... WAN IP Address: Will keep private LAN IP Address: 192.168.1.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Domain Name: Castillo Host Name: Castillo LAN MTU: Auto Local DHCP Server: Enabled Default Gateway: Will keep private DNS Server(s): Will keep private And for the phone: WAN IP: 192.168.1.250 (Static) LAN IP: 192.168.15.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 WAN MTU: 1500 LAN MTU: N/A Local DHCP Server: Enabled Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1 DNS Server(s): 192.168.1.1; Will keep private Other Notes: WAN-level DMZ enabled for phone -- -Zakhary Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288352
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    - Is network transfer speed limited by MS patch Yesterday I noticed that my laptop computer network appears to be limited. The laptop has a 100 Mbps connection to a Vista server with a 1 Gpbs NIC and switch. The Vista system is a SageTV server and I use the laptop to view videos using the Sage Client. While tring to view videos my laptop network speed appears to be limited to just over 2.5 Mbps. I then tested network transfers between the laptop and Vista server and they also were very slow, none completed properly. I then installed service pack 3 hoping that would correct the problem, it did not. Today I used my backup system which also has a 100 Mbps connection to determine when the problem occurred. It looks like patch KB947864 kills the network transfer speed on my backup. Removing the patch on the backup system correct the problem. It does not have SP3 installed yet. I tried to correct the laptop by removing that patch, it did not make any difference. The SP3 install could not be removed. I tried going back to previous restore points, none were successful. Can anyone verify the patch KB947864 (Cumulative Security Update for Internet Exployer 7 for windows XP) kills their network speed when connecting to a Vista system. Anyone know how I can fix the network speed on my laptop? Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288343
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    - Force mapped drive not to connect at startup on Windows XP I have a mapped drive on my laptop which can only be used when i am connected to a VPN. On logging in it attempts to logon or connect to the mapped drive and the login hangs for upto 60 additional seconds. Is it possible to force the mapped drive not to logon until i actually attempt to use the mapped drive? This way i can have a fast login? Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288336
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    - network not in range I just did a clean reinstall of XP on ONE of my wireless laptops. I can log into a neighbor's unsecure network but I can't log into mine. It shown no signal and when I try to connect it says that the network may be out of range. It is in the same room and my other laptop connects just fine. I tried with and without security. I have MAC access enabled and I am using the same PC card adapter I used prior to the reinstall when it did work. any ideas????????? bill Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288334
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    - Network Trouble I have a windows xp network at home and office. I use a laptop with windows xp on both networks. Recently my laptop "lost" the icons of the various computers at "My Network Places" that are part of the home and office networks. I double checked that the various computers were sharing enabled........they were. To my knowledge no network changes were made to the laptop network settings. ???????????????? How do I regain the icons of the network computers?????????? Thanks, Gene Brabston -- Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288327
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    - Static IP fails to DHCP We're trying to configure a static address on an XP machine. When the machine is restarted it switches itself back to DHCP settings. If we switch it back to static, same thing, next time machines restarted we lose the static address and reverts to dhcp. It's extremely frustrating and I can't find any help on this. Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288325
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    - problem setting up share over wireless network hi all, i have 2 XP machines and a netgear router. I am trying to set up a share between the two. have gone through all necessary steps on both pcs but to no avail. both are in mshome gourp. i can ping both from router but cannot ping machine to machine. have ensured file sharing is on on both and i thin i have sorted out zonealarm to allow as well... can anyone offer any ideas? Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288323
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    - Ping "awakens" network browsing I have a home network consisting of a desktop and a laptop. I have FIOS internet, the desktop connects via Cat5 and the laptop is wireless with WPA2 encryption. The problem I am having is the 2 computers will lose their connection to each other from time to time, for example trying to access a shared drive on the desktop from the laptop gives you an access denied type of error. If I ping the desktop the connections "wake up" and I can then browse to the shared drive or to shared folders. What do you think the problem is and why does it work after a ping? I ran "browstat status" and it says browsing is active on the domain and the laptop is the master browser, any help is appreciated. Thanks Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288316
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    - 2 networked pc's one can't access other I have 2 pcs on a lan, both are winxp pro under the same work group etc. Both have their desktop shared. On pc 1 I can go to network places, work group and computers, and double click on pc 2 to access its shares. However, if I do the same thing on pc 2 and try to connect to pc 1, it says it is not accessible or I might not have permissions, access denied. I have even gone as far as making a user name on pc 2 that is the same as an existing user name on pc 1 but no success. Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288313
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    - On home network 2000 sees all, XP doesn't Forgive the cross post, but am unsure where to go here. I have three computers on my home LAN, two 2000's and 1 XP. Both 2000's can see and share all three machines. Yet the XP can only see one of the 2000s, not the other. Yet the 2000 that the XP cannot see, can see the XP and it's shared drives. It's like a one-way network. Can anyone give me a little guidance as to what they think I need to look at/change so my XP (desk) can see that 2000 (hidden behind some furniture and uncomfortable to work from)? Many thanks ahead, as always. Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288310
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    - SP3 update - RemoteDesktops MMC extention - noc console TS I have the Remotedesktops MMC installed on my XP with all server saved in the mmc - to connect as console TS (admin) connection. today I updated to SP3 I read that /console has changhed to /admin on my MMC snapin I can not change the parameter! so how can I use the RDP snapin in MMC to connect to my 40 servers with /console? Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288305
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    - online computer shops * Drives & Writers, * Hard Drives & Storage, * Headphones & Mics, * Internet / Internet Telephony, * Keyboards & Mouse, * Memory / RAM, * Memory Card & Readers, * Modems, * TV Tuner Cards, * UPS, * USB Devices, * WebCams, * Wireless Accessories more computer peripherals please visit - http://www.homeshop18.com/shop/u/y/c-Computers-Q-and-Q-Peripherals/Home_Online-clI_2-cI_909- Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288302
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    - internet explorer hi every time i go into the net im getting cannot bring up this page i went in to tcpand they are all checked and configured it says its the dns server any suggestions? im new to computers thanks Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288297
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    - Remote Desktop Hi, I just did a update to SP3. After the update i have troubles with remote desktop. I always take over the console from my server with the /console option. But when i try to do it now i won't get. I only get a new terminal session on my server (or a error that my server isn't setup for terminal connections) How can i fix it that i can take over the consoles again? Greetz, Tom Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288295
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    - Connect to Internet then automatic reboot After runnning antivirus and clean up the system, I have find the following problem: After connected to brandband for a minute or two. Windows just reboot itself (even without opening IE or any application) Anyone have any suggestion where i should be looking at ? Many Thanks!! P.s. nothing new was installed (both application or OS) Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288291
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    - PC hangs/pauses while download starts Since networking my PC through a Zyxel router my PC hangs/pauses when I start a download, like an MP3 download (mouse timer shows on screen and PC freezes for 10 seconds) and also when the download reaches 100% Does anyone have any idea why this is happening and how to fix it (it wastes so much time when trying to download multiple files) Thanks Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288284
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    - I cannot see my shared printer drive? I have selected file and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks, and share my printer for public. My PC's IP is 192.168.10.10. When I type \\192.168.10.10 under window explorer, I still can see my shared printer drive. When I type \\192.168.10.20, I can see other shared printer drive on my computer. However, when I go to the PC \\192.168.10.20, I type \\192.168.10.10 under window explorer, this IP address cannot be detected, of course, I cannot see the shared printer drive too. I get no idea what it goes wrong on the network. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to solve this problem? Thanks in advance for any suggestions Eric Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288282
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    - PC hangs/pauses while download starts Since networking my PC through a Zyxel router my PC hangs/pauses when I start a download, like an MP3 download (mouse timer shows on screen and PC freezes for 10 seconds) and also when the download reaches 100% Does anyone have any idea why this is happening and how to fix it (it wastes so much time when trying to download multiple files) Thanks Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288281
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    - Dual NIC's in one PC - Internet & LAN Hi, I have a Dell Preceision 960 with two NICs installed. The first NIC is an integrated Broadcom NIC and I want to use it for Internet and remote access via web. The TCP/IP is set for auto IP and DNS. The second NIC is an Intel Pro 1000/GT which has 4 virtual NICs setup on it. One for each VLAN that have their own IP, Subnet and gateway defined in the TCP/IP config. The VLANs to the Intel come off a Cisco switch in a closed network with no internet access. The input to the Broadcom comes from a different hub that has internet access. I can get internet access through the Broadcom if I "disable" the Intel in the Network Connections window but then I lose the data tracking to the apps while it is disabled. Typically when the Network is connected through the Broadcom it has an auto assigned IP of 10.0.0.13. The VLAN IP's, subs and gw's are: VLAN 90 - 192.168.42.108, 255.255.255.128, 192.168.42.1 VLAN 91 - 192.168.42.140, 255.255.255.192, 192.168.42.129 VLAN 92 - 192.168.42.208, 255.255.255.192, 192.168.42.193 VLAN 93 - 192.168.67.10, 255.255.255.192, 192.168.67.1 I need both to play nice so I can keep the VLAN apps running and be able to get internet and remote access (via VPN) when I need it. Thanks, Mike Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288276
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    - Slow network Hi, The network that i've setup is slow. I've discovered that it maybe to do with the protocols. The protocols on both the server and the client are different. One is ipx and the other is tcp/ip. Which should i be using? What boxes should be ticked in network protocol on the client and the server? Such as "qos packet scheduler" etc... Do these options differ from server to client? -- Man oh man! Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288275
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    - Pinging 1394 net adapter using Network Bridge I need to make network bridge with 1394 and LAN adapter PC-B Traffic flows between A to B on Ethernet and traffic between B to C goes on 1394 interface (Firewire) PC-A contain Ethernet card only. PC-B contains both Ethernet card & 1394 interface card. PC-C contains 1394 interface card only. I am able to ping either PC-A to B (Ethernet card) I am able to ping either PC-B to C (1394 interface) I am unable to ping either from B to C (1394 interface) or vice versa after making the network bridge. Do I need to make any changes in Network Bridge after creating it. I have already installed 1394 drivers in PC-C, because 1394 net adapter is not enabled in Device manager. Network Bridge display under the Network adapters as â??MAC miniportâ?? in device manager. 1394 and Ethernet adapter also displaying in device manager under the Network adapters OS: Windows XP with SP2. Firewall: Off mode. Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288269
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    - Remote Desktop Connection problems http://networking.nitecruzr.net/2005/05/advanced-file-sharing-tweaks-in.html#NTRights I looked at the above link for help on connecting my home network's "Remote Desktop Connections". I have 3 Windows PCs (one XP Pro SP2 and the other 2 Windows Ultimate). I can see all machines from all machines on the home network (Network Places/Entire Network). I can RD into my Vista machines from my XP Pro machine but cannot RD into my XP Pro machine from my Vista machine. I tried looking at secpol.msc but do not understand how to use it. It has several options to set security policies but I do not want to touch those in case they would allow foreign intrusion through my Windows firewall. I have matching user accounts/passwords on each machine and can ping without loss. What is the problem with the Remote Desktop Connection? Thanks in advance for your help. Sincerely, penciline -- -=- penciline -=- Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288265
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    - Beginners Guide To Software Testing & QTP_Basics A wide range of information on software testing & QTP_Basics. Visit: http://softwaretesting-guide.blogspot.com Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288254
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    - No available network displayed Hi, My laptop can't detect the available wireless network, where there is some for sure. Other computers can detect them. Why does the Wireless â??findâ?? feature not work for my computer? How to activate this feature againâ?¦. Thanks in advance! Lisa Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288251
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    - Default gateway behaviour Hello, My network has two default gateways and one is a faster connection than the other. My computer is set to use 192.168.7.1 with a metric of 1 and 192.168.7.2 with a metric of 20 This works as expected most of the time with everything going out of 192.168.7.1 unless it's dead. But just occasionally when everything seems a bit sluggish I check the routing table and it lists as follows =========================================================================== Interface List 0x1 ........................... MS TCP Loopback interface 0x2 ...00 11 50 44 16 21 ...... Belkin 802.11g Network Adapter #2 - Packet Scheduler Miniport =========================================================================== =========================================================================== Active Routes: Network Destination Netmask Gateway Interface Metric 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.7.1 192.168.7.50 1 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.7.2 192.168.7.50 20 127.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 1 169.254.0.0 255.255.0.0 192.168.7.50 192.168.7.50 30 192.168.7.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.7.50 192.168.7.50 25 192.168.7.50 255.255.255.255 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 25 192.168.7.255 255.255.255.255 192.168.7.50 192.168.7.50 25 212.62.21.250 255.255.255.255 192.168.7.1 192.168.7.50 1 224.0.0.0 240.0.0.0 192.168.7.50 192.168.7.50 25 255.255.255.255 255.255.255.255 192.168.7.50 192.168.7.50 1 Default Gateway: 192.168.7.2 =========================================================================== Persistent Routes: None My question is, is it normal behaviour for xp to list 192.168.7.2 as the default gateway in the routing table if 192.168.7.1 is dead and if 192.168.7.1 later springs back into life, will it change back automatically without user intervention or the second gateway dying? Jim. Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288235
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    - Help w/ hooking up 2 computers to a modem I've hooked the modem to an Ethernet switch and the 2 comps (both running WinXP SP2) with CAT5 ethernet cables. First computer is connected fine (your proof is this post) but the 2nd computer ain't obtaining an IP address. The lights on the switch confirm the port is in operation. My ISP said they don't do technical support for Ethernet switches -- that it's a matter of plug and play if it really worked, hence I waste y'alls precious time with this post. What could I have fucked up? Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288232
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    - Domain Profile not being loaded Hi guys, I have a stange problelm. The PC is a notebook with Windows XP SP2 that is joined to a Win 2003 Domain. When trying to log in to the domain profile with the network cable un plugged, it just shows the wallpaper and nothing else. There is no activity on the hard drive as well. If I need to get the domain profile, I have to login first to a local profile, log off and log in back with the domain user name and password. I am not sure what is happenning. We also tried a fresh install of Windows, It was OK initially but the problem started again after some time. Any help is very much appreciated ! Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288231
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    - Web-folder connection causing system slowdown Hi, In My Network Places, I have a connection set up to a folder on a SharePoint Server site. After I boot up, I can click the folder in My Network Places from within Windows Explorer. It asks for my credentials, and then I'm in until the next reboot. The problem is that once I've authenticated, my entire system is slowed down. I'm not sure why that is so, but I thought that an easy fix would be to disconnect (rather than having to reboot or just live with the slowness). However, I can't find a way to disconnect. Right-clicking the folder does not produce any Disconnect option (which does exist on Windows Vista). Disconnect Network Drive doesn't work because I haven't mapped to any drives. Any ideas? Thanks! Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288227
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    - blending? dsl and cable connection to one computer Im curious if the following the can be done. Could i run a dsl and a cable connection to one computer in a way that only requires one network connection enabled yet utilizes both connections? I use my computer for day trading(stocks, options, etc) and need to reduce/eliminate any connection drop offs even for a few seconds. The trouble is the software i use for trading requires a connection license thats about $800 month and only allows one connection to be running at a time for one license. My thought was perhaps running the dsl modem and cable modem into a router and then connecting my computer to that would allow me to log into the trading software such that if say the cable connection would drop off the dsl would still keep the data flowing and vice versa. Anyone have any idea if this is possible and perhaps how to do it??? thanks for reading Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288224
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    - broadcasting (non-static) IP address Hi, I have recently purchased a web camera that is accessible through the internet (thru web server software that runs on a Windows XP PC). I have port forwarding set up on my router so that when I request comes in to the public IP address of my DSL connection on one of the ports used by the web server for the camera, it is redirected to the local IP address of my PC that is running the web server software. It works fine, but my only problem so far is that I do not have a static IP address. Everytime my DSL modem / router are restarted, I get a different public IP address. This would not be a problem because only a few people will be accessing this webcam and I don't mind if they have to use a different IP address each time. If I am home, I just go to http://www.whatismyip.com/, make note of my current public IP address and I send it to the person who wants to access the web cam. The only problem is when I am not home. I was wondering if there is a way I can have my PC automatically broadcast the public IP address so that even if I am not home, I can determine what IP address to use when trying to access the web camera. Thanks in advance, Paul -- Paul Kraemer Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288219
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    - Subnet routing & VPN Hello, 1. Is it possible in some way to remove the routes to the subnet in which the network adapter resides? 2. Is it possible to somehow forward traffic to a subnet trough a VPN connection? I am struggling with the problem of setting up a working VPN in an environment where the local subnet is the same as the destination one. I have googled up some solutions but cannot give them a try due to problems in the above answers. Any amount of manual work before / after enstabilishing a connection will do fine, since I can script it anyway. If VPN will do no good in such a situation, what other technologies can I use to fix the problem if changing the subnet is not an option. Thanks for any help in advance! Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288218
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    - Provider denies access XP-Pro installed on a new machine, single user, no network. One Asuscom ISDN card, integrated ethernet adapter on the main board. Drivers for the ISDN card I took from the installation-CD. Accounts I set up for 2 providers, used the wizzard to make Dialup connections. Entered the same user names and passwords as on my previour win98 machine. Each dialup ends right after 'checking user name and password', so XP corrupts one or both of them, or doesn't supply them at all. The ISDN monitor program logs everything that's going in and out up to the moment the connection is established, so I can't see what's happening. Is this a common problem? Is there a utility to monitor the dialog with the ISP? Cornelis Koger Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288213
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    - provider denies access XP-Pro installed on a new machine, single user, no network. One Asuscom ISDN card, integrated ethernet adapter on the main board. Drivers for the ISDN card I took from the CD. Accounts I set up for 2 providers, used the wizzard to make Dialup connections. Entered the same user names and passwords as on my previour win98 machine. Each dialup ends right after 'checking user name and password', so XP corrupts one or both of them, or doesn't supply them at all. The ISDN monitor program logs everything that's going in and out up to the moment the connection is established, so I can't see what's happening. Is this a common problem? Is there a utility to monitor the dialog with the ISP? Tag: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled Tag: 288202
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I have an xp pro system that cannot connect to a second xp pro. It is a
workgroup configuration. I get the following error in the event log with a
garbled Logon Process

Event Type: Failure Audit
Event Source: Security
Event Category: Logon/Logoff
Event ID: 537
Date: 5/20/2008
Time: 3:37:45 AM
User: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Computer: STAFF1
Description:
Logon Failure:
Reason: An error occurred during logon
User Name: Administrator
Domain: STAFF1
Logon Type: 3
Logon Process: Ã®-Ã?wÃ?ÃºÃ?
Authentication Package: NTLM
Workstation Name: STAFF1
Status code: 0xC000006D

Any ideas???

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Re: Logon failure: eventid: 537, logon process: garbled by Robert

Robert
Tue May 20 06:50:25 PDT 2008

This search result may help.

Troubleshooting Windows Event ID
Event ID 529 - OWA error 401 Â· Event ID 534 - Logon Failure: The user
has not been granted the requested Â· Event ID: 537 - An error occurred
during logon ...
www.chicagotech.net/wineventid.htm

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"MicroSystems" <MicroSystems@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A6C1E73F-E4A1-4910-8A1D-245BDC76C20A@microsoft.com...
>I have an xp pro system that cannot connect to a second xp pro. It is a
> workgroup configuration. I get the following error in the event log with a
> garbled Logon Process
>
> Event Type: Failure Audit
> Event Source: Security
> Event Category: Logon/Logoff
> Event ID: 537
> Date: 5/20/2008
> Time: 3:37:45 AM
> User: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
> Computer: STAFF1
> Description:
> Logon Failure:
> Reason: An error occurred during logon
> User Name: Administrator
> Domain: STAFF1
> Logon Type: 3
> Logon Process: Ã®-Ã?wÃ?ÃºÃ?
> Authentication Package: NTLM
> Workstation Name: STAFF1
> Status code: 0xC000006D
>
> Any ideas???

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