Yes, the mouse is wireless...It was working without installing the driver that came
with it (9.1) but then I thought that it would be a good idea to update it.
But what happened is that it could not update and the previous driver might have been
erased because it did not appeared in the "Program" menu. The problem appeared then
at reboot time.
I also tried to plug the previous mouse (Logitech) via PS2 but the results were the
same.
Also the space bar does not work.
I do have NTFS.
Can you actually insert the HD into a working NT server and recover the data from it?
Is it not going to conflict with the other NT OS?
Thank you,
Philippe
>Have you tried plugging a PS2 mouse into the box and booting in safe mode?
>That should get you in, at which point you should be able to "update" the
>drivers for the Logitech mouse with the older version.
>
>Now, I have to ask in order to satisfy my own curiosity, are you running a
>cordless, Logitech mouse on a server? Logitech mice (and cordless mice in
>general) are very definitely bad mojo.
>
>Benjamin S. Rogers
>Web Developer, c4.net
>voice: (508) 240-0051
>fax: (508) 240-0057
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Philippe Varichon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 5:11 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: OT: Stuck at the NT Login box
>
>
>My NT server (SP6) was working until I tried without success to update a
>Logitech driver for a wireless mouse (NT
>compatible).
>
>When I rebooted I could get to the login box but I could not enter a
>username because I got the following error message from the
>Service Control Manager: 'At least one service or driver failed during
>service startup. Use event viewer to examine the event log
>for details.'
>The OK button on this message cannot be pressed and the 'Begin Logon' box
>cannot be accessed in the backrground.
>
>I tried to boot with the 'Last Known Good Configuration' but it does not
>work because I updated a driver not added one.
>
>The repair disk did not help.
>
>Anyone knows if there is a way around this?
>And if not how can I reclaim the data on my HD? ( I have only a partial Back
>up...)
>
>Thank you a million in advance
>
>Philippe Varichon
>
>
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