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have you started some&nbsp;&nbsp;proc, mem, network interface & server queues perfs to be run against the server? If you have ready access to the machine, task manager can give a quick snapshot of which process is burning the cpu/ram resources.<br><br>does this server function as the PDC as well...

From the post, it appears that you can logon locally, there is connectivity to the lan [wins, dns, dhcp, dc's] segment. And that none of the other servers have this issue on the same lan segment? What is the connection/router/gateway between the segment and the WAN? Can you connect to the server...

here is another method for resetting the password for the lost admin account<br> <A HREF="http://www.jsiinc.com/TIP1800/rh1864.htm" TARGET="_new">http://www.jsiinc.com/TIP1800/rh1864.htm</A><br> <br> <br> 01. Install an alternate copy of Windows NT.<br> <br> 02. Boot the alternate install.<br>...

this is from <A HREF="http://www.jsiinc.com/TIP0500/rh0554.htm" TARGET="_new">http://www.jsiinc.com/TIP0500/rh0554.htm</A><br> <br> <br> If you have lost the Administrator password, you must have the following to recover:<br> <br> 1. A regular user account that can logon locally to your Windows...

Have you tried the opposite of having only FAT32 partitions? [as NT4 does not deal with FAT32 partitions] and try having only the one FAT16 partition. At first, see if you can successfully create a format /s boot partition. Then install NT4, then play with creating the other(non supported)...

Is there anything listed in the event viewer on either machine or any of the three DC's? Do you have a lab server that you can use as a test DC for a test domain & logon to the test domain/DC?<br> <br> Can you remotely logon to the two sick servers via the cmd line? Or run a timesync...