At 08:02 AM 11/25/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Duct tape. It solves everything. Or so says my friend Red Green *Smiles innocently*There could be several possibilities, some already listed here and more that could be thought up. It may not be important to worry about it, Paul. Assuming that you are doing regular backups and continue to run the computer 24/7, I would just let it be. My NT 4.0 server use to do this to me once in a while when it had been several months since shutting down, and I had let it go cold before booting up. My server is old stuff, so I am sure that it was waking up like I do every morning, feeling my age and creaking a bit here and there. :-) It would be more a concern if you now notice anything new happening, idiosyncrasies or problems, that weren't there before you shutdown. That's when I would definitely run tests on the hardware to make sure that the shutdown wasn't trying to tell you of impending doom.That's how I would handle it, for now. T
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