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>Subject: Re: OT: Windows 2000 fatal shutdown?
>Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 15:38:03 -0600
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>lots of services logging, and not native services. the 18GB scsi HDD
>shouldn't be a problem. sounds like you have some services conflicting.
>i'd try suspending some of the more heavily used services and reactivating
>them one at a time. how much memory?
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>MCSE 2000,MCP Exchange 2000, and officia company guru.
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>"BILLY CRAVENS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/31/2001 03:28:04 PM
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>Subject: OT: Windows 2000 fatal shutdown?
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>Sorry for the off-topic post, but I know that there's more than a handful
>of
>gurus on the list, so I thought I'd throw this one at you.
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>I have a Windows 2000 server, up to date on service packs/patches, running
>CF5 Pro (updated), SQL Server 2000, IIS of course, and Post.Office mail
>server (eventually I'll break things out into separate boxes).
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>My problem is that the box runs for a while, then shuts down - and doesn't
>recover. Usually I receive a hard drive error when rebooting. (The
>harddrive is an 18GB SCSI IBM - 29180 Adaptec card) If I do a restart
>(sometimes multiple), it will come back up, until it goes down again. I've
>seen what happens once (this is a co-lo'ed box) - I don't have the exact
>text of the error message, but it's something about a services.exe crash,
>with an error code of 128. The box then shuts down 30 seconds later.
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>I've replaced the mobo, cpu, harddrive, and put additional cooling on the
>hard drive, and still no luck. Any ideas? I'm going crazy with this box!
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>Thanks in advance,
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>Billy Cravens
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