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ok,
makes sense, thanks James.
FYI
-
Lately LiveUpdate hasn't been updating my install
properly.
I've had to download the patch manually from Symantec
website. LiveUpdate appears to run, but I've had the problem when I
booted.
However, I could come up in safe mode, which it
sounds like you can't, so PCA may not be the problem.
Thanks for the input....though we're assuming the looping is due to a
PC-AnyW install.....it is very unlikely a regular user installed this; we
have a strong policy against any unauthorized sw installations....but then
again, I can't assume there aren't any "gifted" users amongst us either, who
like to live dangerously!
I can vouch for that, I've seen it as well...several times.
We use TS on the servers, but we still need Remote Control on some of the
2K Pro workstations.
You MUST update from v9.0 to 9.2 before rebooting.
LiveUpdate will do this for you. If this is what happened, we've
fixed it on workstations (IDE) by removing the HDD, setting it up as a
slave on a known-good machine and copying some files to it from a
working version. You can PM me if you happen to need more
details.
Jim
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Performance.
I think what was meant was to install 9.0 first, but before
rebooting, install 9.2, then reboot; otherwise, it crashes after 9.0 and
its reboot....
You're supposed to update to 9.21 before you go to 9.0? What's
wrong with this picture?
Greg
Has anything been added to the computer: software,
hardware, etc?? I've seen this with putting pcAnywhere 9.0 on
a Win2K system without first updating it to 9.21 before
reboot.
Daniel
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, September 14,
2001 3:53 PM
Subject: RE: Win2K looping
upon bootup
I have seen this problem with computers with
marginal power supplies. You might want to check and see if
your power supply is going bad.
The machine was rebuilt from scratch; no GHOST. It
was working fine for several months up until a day or so
ago.
- -----Original Message-----
- From: Heavner, Charlie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
- Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 4:16 PM
- To: NT System Admin Issues
- Subject: RE: Win2K looping upon
bootup
- are you trying to build the machine from ghost image? If
so, your may controller card issues or the image could have
been built on a hard drive that is bigger than the destination
drive. those 2 issues caused boot-loops for me when I first
started working with ghost.
- -----Original Message-----
- From: Terry Manolakos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
- Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 4:16 PM
- To: NT System Admin Issues
- Subject: Win2K looping upon bootup
- Firstly, my heart goes out to all those families who lost
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- I have an issue that may be
trivial to some but I'll ask anyway. Win2K machine on a
Dell Precision 410 (Pentium II with 128Mb RAM (ecc) Diamond
Pro FireGl video card) does not get past the "starting Windows
2000" (screen with the horizontal bar graph loading).......it
just reboots again over and over, looping. Memory, HDD,
CPU or video card failure may be the culprit(s) but the system
is in a remote location and these can not be ruled out so
easily. Booting up in Safe mode results in same
problem. Any ideas as to how to isolate the problem
remotely? Thanks in advance!
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