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    - Write your Thesis with this one OK Ladies and Gentlman, Why would my ProcMon be spitting this out left and right?: Class: File System Operation: DeviceIoControl Result: FAST IO DISALLOWED Path: \Device\Tape0 Hint: There is a backup running. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112763
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    - Server 2003 - Limiting jobs sent to Print Spooler? Hi All, At work we utilise a Windows Server 2003 Print Server. We have recently had issues whereby customers have unwittingly sent huge (200+MB) jobs to printers, causing slowdown on the Print Server. Is there any way to limit the size of individual print jobs that are sent to the Print Server? Is there a way of stopping such jobs before they even reach the Print Server? Note it would be preferable to accomplish this within Microsoft's own environment and tools, rather than resorting to 3rd Party, but any ideas appreciated. Regards, Daniel V Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112760
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    - SNMP request not working Hi, We are using Dell IT assistant application to monitor or Dell servers with Windows 2003 installed via SNMP. Dell IT assistant can detect and monitor all Dell servers in our networks except for one Windows 2003 SP1 server. SNMP service is starting on that server. Restarting SNMP service and the server itself won't work. SNMP configuration on that server is exactly the same as the others so that shouldn't be the problem. Very unlikely that the problem is with Dell IT assistant since all other server can be detected. Any suggestion on how to fix this problem. I prefer not to install/reinstall SNMP yet. I would rather just replaced the SNMP files but don't know the file names and where they are. Thanks and regards, Charles Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112759
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    - How do you add a GDI Object counter in perfmon? Hi, How do you add a GDI Object counter in perfmon? I see that it is possible to display this info in Task Manager, but I can't seem to find it anywhere in perfmon. Thanks, LL. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112756
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    - IAS server blues (Can't get 802.1x to work) I am deploying a new Wireless LAN with DLINK's DES1228 Managed Wireless AP Switch and DWL 3140 Access points. The connection initiates and then fails on authentication. This is 802.1x with WPA, EAP and AES. Certificate services have been deployed to authenticate the machines as well as the users and it appears that the certificates are deploying correctly. The event viewer shows... Event Type: Warning Event Source: IAS Event Category: None Event ID: 2 Date: 5/8/2008 Time: 11:53:16 AM User: N/A Computer: RAD1 Description: User Max was denied access. Fully-Qualified-User-Name = MyDomain.net/InformationTechnology/Maxwell J. Smart NAS-IP-Address = 0.0.0.0 NAS-Identifier = DWL-3140_WLS_SW Called-Station-Identifier = 00-1e-58-2c-0a-72 Calling-Station-Identifier = 00-16-6f-07-69-d5 Client-Friendly-Name = AP_8 Client-IP-Address = 10.1.0.197 NAS-Port-Type = Wireless - IEEE 802.11 NAS-Port = 0 Proxy-Policy-Name = Use Windows authentication for all users Authentication-Provider = Windows Authentication-Server = <undetermined> Policy-Name = Connections to other access servers Authentication-Type = EAP EAP-Type = Smart Card or other certificate Reason-Code = 23 Reason = Unexpected error. Possible error in server or client configuration. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Data: 0000: 27 03 09 80 '..Â? -- IAS Log Sampl 0.0.0.0,Max,05/08/2008,09:15:13,IAS,RAD1,40,2,44,0x000000000000000000000000,4,0.0.0.0,5,0,45,1,32,DWL-3140_WLS_SW,41,0,4108,10.1.0.195,4116,0,4128,AP_6,4154,Use Windows authentication for all users,4136,4,4142,0 0.0.0.0,max,05/08/2008,09:26:36,IAS,RAD1,4128,AP_7,4,0.0.0.0,5,0,30,00-1e-58-2c-0a-70,31,00-16-6f-07-69-d5,32,DWL-3140_WLS_SW,12,1380,61,19,4108,10.1.0.196,4116,0,4155,1,4154,Use Windows authentication for all users,4129,MyDomain\Max,4127,5,4149,Connections to other access servers,25,311 1 10.1.0.28 05/08/2008 13:41:55 108,4132,Smart Card or other certificate,4130,MyDomain.net/InformationTechnology/Maxwell J. Smart,4136,1,4142,0 0.0.0.0,sjha,05/08/2008,09:26:36,IAS,RAD1,4128,AP_7,25,311 1 10.1.0.28 05/08/2008 13:41:55 108,4132,Smart Card or other certificate,4130,MyDomain.net/InformationTechnology/Maxwell J. Smart,4149,Connections to other access servers,4108,10.1.0.196,4116,0,4127,5,4155,1,4154,Use Windows authentication for all users,4129,MyDomain\Max,4136,3,4142,23 The log files for IAS show similar This was setup using the "Secure Wireless Access Point Configuration" guide. I found the guide for interpreting IAS logs but just my luck Unknown error 23 is just that - unknown (someday I hope to get a known error) This appears to be an authentication failure note that in the IAS log code 4136 has the value of 3 which is user access denied. I need to figure out why the user access is being denied. any help will be greatly apprecated. Steve Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112753
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    - HELP PLEASE! HTTP 404 error, cannot access website anymore. I had a wesbite serving up an online curriculum program, and have been hosting additional content in the web folder of the site located on this server. Well, I got a little bored and tried to host an Access database with a data access page in the same folder, but when I got the "Internet Server Error: Object/Module Not Found", I did a little research on MS website, and screwed with the Execute Permissions settings on the Home Directory tab in IIS. It did not fix my database problem, and now I cannot even access my site. I went back to undo what I did, and the settings I had previously changed, appeared as though I had not changed them, however the website still does not work, PLEASE HELP! If I pay the $99 for e-mail support from Microsoft, will they stay with me until the issue is fixed or do I get one chance at it for my $99???? -- Steve Server 2003 Beginner Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112752
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    - Windows 2008 Domain Controller, how do you disable password expiration? Hi, I desparately need to disable password expiration and enforce strong passwords on the local account policy on a Server 2008 box that is a domain controller, I havent been able to find out how to do this, all of the options are greyed out. any ideas? Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112749
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    - TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper, WINS Tab, Netbt.sys Hi all, I am trying to work out exactly what each of these items do in terms of networking?! I have discovered that if I disable the netbios entries under the wins tab of my network card, my computer stops listening on UDP 137, 138 and TCP 139... so I assume the effect of this, it that my machine is technically unavailable for wins elections, and SMB over 139 (legacy clients)?? The TCP/IP NetBIOS helper seems to be an odd one, because the moment I disable it, I cannot use UNC shares etc nor join a domain using a FQDN - why is this exactly?? Do these things I am trying to do rely on NetBIOS in some way, or is that without this service running, the requests do not get passed down to the DNS resolver??! Also what role does NetBT.sys perform in all of this... the reason I saw this was because I discovered that the only way of shutting off port 445 on my machine completely is to disable this?? Any advice on what these do technically and how they all affect each other would be most appreciated! Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112748
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    - Change from Linux to Windows. Hi First of all my apologies for cross posting, but this covers many issues that I do not think may be possible to cover in a single post. If I have underestimated the skills in the community, again my apologies. I have a major redesign of our network to undertake - without impinging on the business operation. I can't really do a weekend as we are a 24/7 operation. I need to move from 1 scenario to another and am looking for the best way of doing it - these follow. Current Scenario - Externally managed Linux Server with 3 ADSL lines acting as Gateway/DHCP Server/Firewall/VPN Server (OpenVPN)/File Server Windows 2K3 R2 servers managing DNS/Active Directory/Exchange (including external RPC over HTTP access)/File & Print Services. Future Scenario - Everything managed in a Windows 2K3 R2 environment with a leased line, intersite VPN (have office in London & Doncaster) and a firewall with a DMZ for a Application Web Server running on Red Hat Enterprise (which I can't change as it was in place when I arrived). I already have the leased line in place (but not yet used) and have purchased ISA Server 2006. My issues are 1) How do I move DHCP to Windows without interrupting Internet access for the main site? 2) Will this affect VPN access, both individual and intersite? 3) I need to change the gateway for the main site to the leased line while (for the present) leaving VPN access through the Linux box. This will utilise ISA Server, which will eventually handle all firewall operations. What is the best way to achieve this? 4) Anything else I need to be aware of? When all this is complete I will then de-commission the Linux gateway/server and have everything handled internally. Sorry for the length but this is (for me) a complex project I need to do in a short space of time Thanks in advance TJ. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112745
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    - Moving from DMZ to internal network Hi, I have a Windows Server 2003 with SQL Server in a DMZ. I intend to migrate it to my internal LAN, with a Domain Controller. Must I change anything in the server? Thanks. Luiz Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112737
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    - Additional Mailbox Stores What are the steps to create and use a second or third store for mailboxes and how do I move the mailboxes to another store. Thanks, -David Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112725
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    - this should be so simple..... but it ain't ... so far my 2000 server died and i built a new 2003 server with the old servers computer name and ip address, install dns, wins, and dhcp all fine i have all the AD user id's and passwords set up in the AD i have 35 users that use to login to the old 2000 domain (mixed xp pro and windows 2000 machines) i can login sometimes as administrator and other times i get errors or can't login at all is there something on the workstations that identifiy them to the old server and NOT to the new server hope there is a simple fix for this ps. i unjoined my xp workstation from the domain and then rejoined the domain and then i could log on everytime without a problem but i don't want to do that with 35 machines as it would be time consuming and also setup a new profile for all machines i just want to have the users login as they did before as the new 2003 server is configured that same as the old 2000 server, file paths, printers, etc thanks in advance kinda lost Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112722
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    - Troubles installing thru MSI on GPO Hi everyone, I have a domain with a Windows 2003 and a Windows XP inside a laboratory and I'm testing the Software Instalation option on the domain policy. I'm testing with the "User Profile Hive Cleanup Service", if you want to test it with the same packet, you can download it on http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=1B286E6D-8912-4E18-B570-42470E2F3582&displaylang=en Well... the trouble is that on the server, I put to make the installation thru the user group policy, and when I start the user, nothing happends, but on the sucess viewer I have the event ID. 308. says that "all the changes to the software installation configuration where applied correctly" (it's not exact, ok??? I have W2K3 Spanish), but as I told you before, nothing get installed. Thanks in advance, Gregorio Aranda. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112720
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    - Windows 2000 to 2003 domain Upgrade Hi, I'm in the process of upgrading our domain from W2000 to W2003. Before any upgrade tasks I had 2 x W2000 DC's. One of these servers was the only DNS server in this domain. So far all I have done is performed a DCPromo on a W2003 server (following a forest and domain prep). Also I have installed DNS on the new W2003 DC. My query relates to Domain Trusts and how the might be effected by this upgrade. Configured on the W2000 server is an "incoming trust" to an external domain where we have access to a shared folder on a server. From an AD perspective there are no other connectivity to the external domain. With the view of gradually retiring the W2000 server that was acting also as a DNS server I changed the IP address to the W2000 to something else and changed the address of the new W2003 DC/DNS server to the address once held by the W2000 server (This way there was no need to change IP configs on the client systems) Everything worked fine (Internet, email etc) except for access to the Shared folder in the External Domain. After this IP swap, when I tried to connect to the shared folder I receive an error "There are Currently no Logon Servers available to service the logon request" When I swap the IP's back I can connect to the shared folder in the Trusting Domain again without any problems. Any suggestions? Thanks Paul Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112719
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    - Excel file opens in read-only mode from one server but not another I have a couple of users that are receiving the following error message when they attempt to open an excel file on a personal network home share. The share resides on a Windows 2003 server which is to date with all service packs and updates. The client is Windows XP Professional SP2 with all updates applied. I've checked out the following KB articles: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814112 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/214073 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313472 When I copied the folder that contains the files to another server and attempt to open open of the excel documents I do not receive the error. So it's something to do with this one server. I've tried disabling anti virus thinking that maybe Real time virus scan had the file open. ERROR MESSAGE ======================== File in use "filename.xls" is is locked for editing by johnw. Open read-only or click notify to open read only and receive notification when the document is no longer in use. ===================== When you go into Computer Management > Shared Folders> open files, the file is not actually open at all. Thanks!!!!!! Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112717
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    - PC Server File/Folders display as truncated on MAC My team uses a file storage "server", at another physical location on our network, and when we save files to it from our PC's every thing is ok. However when our Mac's vew the files on the "server" the names appear truncated to six characters and a ~ plus the file extention. It show up only on the MAC side of things so i was hoping there was a way to make the names appear on the Macs the same way as they do for the PC's. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112713
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    - Server (domain) migration I have test environment based on Windows Server 2003 and there are two AD servers. My knowledge for Win2008 is limited, so for new test I'd like to migrate second AD to new machine which will be Server 2008 and then move first AD also to a Server 2008 (probably move roles etc...). What do you recommend for this scenario? Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112700
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    - LOGIN PROFILE DUPLICATED Somtimes when i logon (eg a ntid) a xp or server machine, my logon profiles duplicated as in ntid.domainname and ntid.domainname.000 I m administrator for both type of machines. Is there a reason for profile duplication ? Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112696
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    - Scriplogic Active Administrator Our WAN consists of 10 geographically dispersed sites. On each site there are 2 domain controllers. Our sites are connected by means of an MPLS network. One of the sites serves as the central hub, where all services are hosted. We are using an application called Active Administrator by a company called Scriptlogic to centrally record the security logs of all domain controllers on all sites. This application is hosted on a server in our central hub site. The database backend is hosted on another server on the same site. There is an Active Administrator service running on each domain controller. This service uploads details of the security log on each domain controller to the Active Administrator application server. We have noticed however that this service periodically causes congestion on our MPLS network, as all domain controllers are uploading security log details to the one location. My question is, does anyone else here use Active Administrator? If so, have you run into the problems we are experiencing and were you able to resolve them? I have not gone into detail about application versions, events being logged, etc., as I would first like to find out if anyone has had a similar experience. Thanks, A Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112690
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    - IIS 6 Web Service is not running after windows 200 to 2003 r2 upgrade I did an upgrade from windows 2000 adv sp4 to windows 2003 r2 during i reported the IIS will be disconnected. After OS upgrade was done onl the IIS 6 was refusing to restart. Any help would be appriciated -- kfareag ----------------------------------------------------------------------- kfareagm's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=4855 View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=96392 http://forums.techarena.i Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112685
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    - Server will not shutdown or log off W2k3 R2 sp2 will not respond to a log off or shutdown command. Nothing unusual logged in the event log. Removed APC UPS software to eliminate that possiblity. Can't seem to find anything that is not right but it is slow to respond and no response on shutdown, restart or logoff. Server is a Dell 2850 Dual proc server. -- Glenn Hayes Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112683
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    - what port is domain authentication using. Hi all. I have a small office with a few domain client PCs. The DCs are housed in my main office. The small office is located in another location away from the main office and both offices are connected using a lease line. We are using a firewall to restrict traffic coming from the small office into the main office. Hence i would like to know what port should i open to allow the domain PCs in the small office to be able to authenticate to the DC upon logon. Thks in advance. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112675
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    - New bug found in Windows 2003 - Event ID 10026 DCOM error - The COM sub system is suppressing duplicate event log entries for a duration of 86400 seconds Gurus, Running Windows Server I am seeing the following DCOM error. This occurs in a brand new, clean build. Anyone else seen this? Event Type: Information Event Source: DCOM Event Category: None Event ID: 10026 Date: 4/30/2008 Time: 6:08:56 PM User: N/A Computer: SERVER1 Description: The COM sub system is suppressing duplicate event log entries for a duration of 86400 seconds. The suppression timeout can be controlled by a REG_DWORD value named SuppressDuplicateDuration under the following registry key: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Ole\EventLog. -- Spin Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112674
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    - Windows 2008 - Users disconected from share We setup the first Windows 2008 server in our 2003 AD domain. I have this server setup with the File Services role. We have 1 share on this server and about 40 users that map drive letter M to this share. About every 1 to 2 hours all users are disconnected from this share and the only way to get them reconnected is to reboot the server. This server is a brand new HP ML110. This is the only windows 2008 server on our network. At first we through the problem was occurring because the server was not activate. We activated the server and the problem continues to occur. I have checked the event log and I do not see any entries related to this. Any ideas on why this is happening? Please let me know if you need more detail. TIA PT Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112668
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    - Files corrupted / will not open All of a sudden today one of our 2003 servers has a problem. When trying to open documents (Word and Excel), it prompts to do a file conversion. Wants to know what "Encoding" to use to make the document readable. It appears all across this server, but does not appear to be a problem on other servers I checked. I have started a full backup (probably too late), and plan to run scandisk after the backup completes. Any ideas? Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112664
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    - Restarting Services Without Admin Rights Hi, Is there a way to assign permissions to a regular user account to start/stop/restart particular/all services? We have an application which, at time, requires that we restart it's services. I rather not give someone admin or power user permissions just to restart these services. Thank you. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112660
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    - Question about exporting the DHCP database Hello, We have a 2003 Server SP1 as our domain controller. To save possible headaches itwas suggested that for disaster recovery purposes I can create a script to run that will export the domain controller DHCP database to a text file. That text file can be exported to another location, perhaps on a server where where it could be quickly imported into DHCP for in case the original domain controller suffered a failure. I was reading these articles: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/325473 http://searchwinit.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid1_gci1048889,00.html# http://www.geekadmin.com/?p=13 My goal is to have a copy that periodically copies the DHCP database to a text file on a server that I can use as the new domain controller. My questions are: 1) When you export- are you really making a COPY of the DHCP database information, or are you MOVING it out of the original domain controller DHCP database, rendering it useless? 2) If it just copies, would it be recommended to use this command: a) netsh dhcp server export C:\dhcp.txt all Many thanks in advance. I just want to be ready in case I can't access the original domain controller. -- Thank you, Brian Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112658
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    - Find easy what you need for windows(98, ME, xp, vista) If you need some tools for windows or you have a problem, this is the right spot ... http://microsoft-windows-tips.blogspot.com/ Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112657
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    - Event ID 1053 I have a new server (actually two identical servers) that are receiving an Event ID 1053 error message on boot. The error says: Windows cannot determine the user or computer name. (The specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted. ). Group Policy processing aborted. I can successfully run gpupdate /force from a command line. I also see in the log that policies are being successfully applied later. This seems to be only during boot. I've tried several things thinking that it might be trying to establish communication before the NIC team is ready. I have disabled another NIC on a different network (this machine is intended to be a cluster and I had the other interface configured as the heartbeat connection). The only interface left is the team. I have also applied the "wait for network" group policy and applied the reg key from kb202840 among a number of other things while troubleshooting this. I can connect to \\mydomain\sysvol\mydomain successfully. I have worked through an issue in DNS where for some unkown reason it was querying an incorrect DNS though ipconfig showed it to be configured correctly. DNS is now resolving correctly and the DNS entry for the server is showing up correctly after removing it from the domain and rejoining it. In addition, watching the network traffic no longer shows the errant query. This is just a pesky startup error that makes me hesitant to put product clustered resources on the box (es). I appreciate any suggestions. Thanks Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112646
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    - JCIFS18_15_5D We had a few Windows servers that had the last batch of Windows Updates installed and were not rebooted (there was a box indicating that a reboot was required on the desktop). We noticed that a user account that is used on many services on these servers was getting locked out on the domain controllers every couple of minutes. We finally resolved the issue by rebooting the servers. What makes this odd is that the source of the authentication request aws from JCIFS18_15_5D and JCIFS18_145_ED. These machines do not exist on our network. We scanned our network and did not find them. We did a NETSTAT -a and no host was found. My question is this: Does anyone know what JCIFS18_15_5D is? We're thinking that maybe these are IDs for services that were attempting to authenticate to the DCs. Could someone verify this? Thanks. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112645
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    - Windows Server 2008 and IIS7 problems I moved our webserver from Windows 2000 to Windows 2008 Enterprise 64 Server. The code which was working fine on IIS5 and is not working well on iis7 We are getting Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005' [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified /internt/RoomBooking/EventCalendar/Includes/DBCONNECT.inc, line 38 Where: Line 37: objConn.ConnectionString="DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver(*.mdb)}; DBQ=" & dbpath Line 38: objConn.Open Where: Const DATABASE="Database\users.mdb" dbpath = Server.MapPath(DATABASE) I spent 8 hours to find solution without any rsultat. Can anybody help? Regards Marcus Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112643
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    - W2K3: Volume Shadow Copy Slow Client I have two file servers which are both running Volume Shadow Copy. One is W2k3 Std and the other is W2k3 Storage. If I bring up the Previous Versions tab on a properties window on my XP client, the W2k3 Std shares come right up, showing me previous backups. The W2k3 Storage one takes nearly 10 minutes to display. Sometimes explorer even crashes on the client. Here are some of the particulars: W2k3 Std SP2 Shadow Copy on D:, 69 shares, 2621 MB out of 54723 MB, Schedule is 10 AM and 2 PM M-F. Shadow copies only exist from 5/5/08 to today (5 currently). W2k3 Storage Shadow Copy on E:, 2 shares, 32236 MB out of 67904 MB, Schedule is 9 AM and 3 PM M-F. Shadow copies exist from 4/1/08 to today (~56 or so currently). I'm thinking that it's the sheer number of Shadow Copies which is causing the client to work so slowly on the Storage box, but I'm puzzled as to why the first server seems to be purging them off early and the second seems to keep them around so long. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112639
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    - Boot.ini problems I have a SBS 2003 R2 server that I can't boot without a boot floppy. Here's what happened - I have a software mirror using SATA hard drives. Drive 0 failed so I created a boot floppy while I waited for the replacement drive to arrive. I got the replacement drive and mirrored the system backup and set the boot.ini to look at drive 0. Something to note here Drive0 had a Dell Utility partion on it which wasn't mirrored to Drive1 so it was lost. I'm not sure if this is part of my issue and I haven't been able to find an answer on Dell's website. Below is the boot.ini that I'm using on the floppy (that works). This is also the SAME config I've saved to the boot.ini on the hard disk. [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Windows Server 2003 for Small Business Server" /noexecute=optout /fastdetect Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112636
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    - NTP Service (Windows Time) I have a Windows 2003 Stnd server that is a member of a domain. However, the specalized software used on this server is logged in via a local account on the server. Because of this software I am needing to sync with a NTP server for proper time stamps for this application; however, if I set the NTP server staticly and type net time under the local account; I get Access Denied. Is this because this machine is on the domain and I am logged in as a local account? This local account is an Administrator of the local machine, BTW. Thank you! Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112634
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    - aplication error hello, I need aid in the following errors Event ID: 1030 Type: Error Windows cannot query for the list of Group Policy objects. Check the event log for possible messages previously logged by the policy engine that describes the reason for this. and Event ID: 1058 Type: Error Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO cn={3B812404-D928-4A79-81DD-DDE81362B2D4},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=capaco,DC=mcy. The file must be present at the location <\\capaco.mcy\SysVol\capaco.mcy\Policies\{3B812404-D928-4A79-81DD-DDE81362B2D4}\gpt.ini>. (The network name cannot be found. ). Group Policy processing aborted. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112633
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    - Bet with another Tech...please help I am having a debate with another tech. Please advise on what steps you would take in this situation to determine the problem/diagnosis: email is down as well as FileMaker and other services. also getting different issues and calls from end users. All of the programs and end users work from the same windows 2003 server. There is also another tech that has access to this server. Where would you start to find out what is going on with your end user. Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112630
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    - Running Virtual Server 2005 and VMware simultaneously Hello, We currently have a Windows Server 2003 Enterprise server with VMware Server installed and three virtual machines of Windows Server 2003 Standard. I am considering migrating to Virtual Server 2005 to replace VMware. Is it possible to install Virtual Server 2005 on this same server and migrate one at a time? Mainly I am curious if there is any compatibility issues by using two different virtualization technologies simultaneously. Also, I was able to do this in a test environment, but I mainly ask because I am planning on doing this shortly in the live environment and would like confirmation that this works. Thank you! Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112629
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    - Scheduled Tasks Windows 2003 SP2, member server in the domain. Have been running a batch file for some time via Scheduled Tasks for a tape backup. Then in mid March it stopped. The log file said "Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer". I have configured this thing so many different ways I am getting sick of it. I have Symantec Backup software but do not want to install it unless absolutely necessary. I cannot stand any products by Symantec, they all suck! Now using the Administrator account I can schedule a backup in the morning to run late that night, no problem. But doing the same thing to run tomorrow it fails. Why will it run today but not tomorrow ? Thanks, Sam Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112627
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    - Better Server Performance Hi, I would like to know how can I get a better performance from my Windows Server 2003, with 4 GB of RAM. In Advanced Tab, from Computer Properties, in Performance, must I set Processor Scheduling and Memory Usage to Programs? Thanks. Luiz Tag: Windows Booting is very slow Tag: 112625
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I am using Windows Server 2003 Service pack 2 with 1G RAM.

For last two weeks my system has become very slow.It takes a long time
to boot. Moreover, when i double click on folders to open them or text
files then again it is very slow.

I have completely scanned the system with AVG and cannot find any
virus.

Can any body tell me which process has slowed down my system and how
can i recover its speed ?

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Re: Windows Booting is very slow by Meinolf

Meinolf
Fri May 09 01:51:34 PDT 2008

Hello mmunir,

Can be hardware problem with the harddisk, because you said also file opening
is slow. Check event viewer for errors and post them here.

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> I am using Windows Server 2003 Service pack 2 with 1G RAM.
>
> For last two weeks my system has become very slow.It takes a long time
> to boot. Moreover, when i double click on folders to open them or text
> files then again it is very slow.
>
> I have completely scanned the system with AVG and cannot find any
> virus.
>
> Can any body tell me which process has slowed down my system and how
> can i recover its speed ?
>
> http://forums.techarena.in
>

Re: Windows Booting is very slow by mmunir

mmunir
Mon May 12 03:48:45 PDT 2008

I do not see any error message in the event log file. There are jus
information messages.

I have installed lots of things like Oracle, SQLServer, Pervasive
UltradEdit, Office, Visual Studio 2005 etc. on my machine.

Is this the reason for slowing down of my computer

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