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okay when a user logs into the network the logon script runs and closes but a box still apears saying "please wait while windows nt logon scrip exacutes"... and just sits there until the user hits cancle... any ideas on how to solve this issue????

After installing the ADMINPAK.MSI, i run Active Directory Users and Computers.. i get an error Snap-in Failed to initialize Name: Active Directory Users and Computers CLSID: E355E538-1C2E-11D0-8C37-00C04FD8FE93 Can anyone please assist me on how to correct this issue

Having a problem with a Lexmark Laser Printer on a Widows 2000 Network, atleast once a day the printer seems to lock up with jobs in the queue restart the pint job and starts working. they are all diffrent size jobs from .5MB to 5MB cannot understand what is couseing.....

Can anyone tell what would cause my printers to dissapear in windows 2000, reboot the sever and they came back and working great.. on the client side when they went to the printer it would say printer off line and say "user intervention required" Cannot figure out what causaed this

you know i didnt think about that i will have to look into that

pure 100mb and server has 128 will be 256 soon

Running a Windows 2k server with Dual NIC useing Routing and Remote access, how can i speed up my connection, users are complaing about slow downloads, Connected to T1

okay i have a same issue and what i found is that when you looses your connection Stop & Start the RRAS service, disconnect both LAN connections then start the "Internet connection" Give it 20 sec. then start your local LAN connection .. Now this is the part i cant figure out how to...

i will give that a try, sounds like it might work but you never know with windows 2K.... :)

when i set the user up on the workstation i set the user as administrator, if i log the user off the network and log on local machine with the same username and password it works fine, but this is the error when they try are connected to the network. 1.) "Failed to update system registry...

how do you grant user permissions so they have access to install there own software on the local machine, keep getting error message "you do not have proper permissions"

are you useing a logon script, if so check your logon script for the error, but it sounds more like the workstation is tring to access a file that no longer exist.

Paulwood Thank you for that information that is what i thought as well but was nto sure and wanted to verify that....

is the 2k server adomain controler, and a standalone server?

No logon script, in the create user profile box, it has an option for a homedrive and maps a drive when the user logs on the domain, it works for 2000 professional workstation but it will not map a drive for 95,98, and ME. With NT4 it maps a drive in 95,98.

When my Windows 9x workstations logon to the network they do not get there homedrive mappings as i put in the users profiles, is this a known issue or is there a fix

Try doing this, disconnect both NICs from there network, Bring up the Network that the Internet is on, and then bring up the second NIC. I have had the same issue

I am running Windows 2000 Adv. Server connected to 2 diffrent LANs and need to have one connection established before another is there any way to do this?