Disconnect ALL of the computers from the network. Then hook
only one of the "bad" machines up to the network and see what
happens. Also, "reboot" whatever the network device is (router,
switch, etc). And be sure the AV is not trying to scan network
items.
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Chris Shaw wrote:
I know this is got to be simple, but does anyone have any
suggestions for fixing several Windows XP machines on the
same network that have slowed to a crawl when booting and
while in use. They have also lost their internet connection
also. I have scanned for virus & spyware & have found none.
Would it do any good to scan from a BartPE CD??
Thanks!!
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