Believe it or not, I had a video card that was giving me fits for months because of the driver. It was not on the HAL list, but it always worked with NT 4.0 so I thought it was okay. The problem was I had to learn the hard way. There were no exception errors, nothing in the event viewer, no way to trace the problem. I ended up by running the machine in VGA mode for several months on a tip from a google search.... and WALLA WALLA BING BANG... no freezes, no errors, no missing boot devices etc. etc. etc.
I have been up for over 9 months now without a hiccup after replacing that video card...(knock on wood)
Hope this helps.
OK need some help from you windows experts.
For the second time in three months a server at the schools data center running Windows 200 Sever latest Service Packs MS SQL 2000 latest service pack IIS 5.0 WiTango Server latest version VNC Backup software
Has on reboot come up with invalid boot device.
It seems to want to blame this on WiTango so I am wondering if anyone else has seen this and or they have other ideas.
They are installing windows to another partition or have put another drive in to install it to and then they will bee able to get to the files.
Then on another machine they are restoring the whole system, apps etc from tape.
Then we will move the latest files over.
Next week they will have the formerly crashed machine wiped and have Windows 2000 server installed. I will come in and install SQL 2000 and WiTango and move the database and application files over.
But in the meantime what could be going on?
Dan
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