Re: [ActiveDir] Unhappy Server

2004-03-02 Thread Tomasz Onyszko 

 I have a windows 2000 server which is part of an AD domain that will not let
 me logon to it.  You just see a blue screen on the console.  However I can
What You mean when You say blue screen, BSOD  - i think not, but could
You explain
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RE: [ActiveDir] Unhappy Server

2004-03-02 Thread Toma Vochl 
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Ctrl-alt-del and then Task manager = File = Run = explorer. 
Desktop should load. Any AV sw on this machine?

T



  
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  Unhappy Server
  I 
  have a windows 2000 server which is part of an AD domain that will not let me 
  logon to it. You just see a blue screen on the console. However I 
  can logon using remote dektop connection but everything on this server is 
  running very slowly.
  
  Any 
  advise greatly appreciated,
  
  NickThis 
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RE: [ActiveDir] Unhappy Server

2004-03-02 Thread Mulnick, Al 
Title: Message



Barring the local login, what about the event viewer and 
perfmon? How do you normally troubleshoot these process issues? 
What's loaded on the box besides Windows?


From: Byrd, Todd 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 9:51 
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] 
Unhappy Server


From the terminal 
session, try loading the task manager and find out which service is going 
haywire and chewing up all your CPU cycles, it is probably a piece of anti-virus 
software, if not, there is a technet article about pre SP4 win2k boxes 
having a service that will randomly take up all the resources (I'll see if I can 
find it, I don't have it handy right now)

--Todd





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Ctrl-alt-del and then 
Task manager = File = Run = explorer. Desktop should load. Any AV sw 
on this machine?



T





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  On Behalf Of it 
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  Server
  
  I have a windows 2000 
  server which is part of an AD domain that will not let me logon to it. 
  You just see a blue screen on the console. However I can logon using 
  remote dektop connection but everything on this server is running very 
  slowly.
  
  
  
  Any advise greatly 
  appreciated,
  
  
  
  Nick
  This 
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