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I have seen this same problem. I haven't been able to track it down, it gets really annoying because my users constantly complain. Any suggestions would be great.

Check out these 3 places in the registry. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\System LegalNoticeCaption LegalNoticeText HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System LegalNoticeCaption LegalNoticeText HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Windows...

dcdiag failed on RPCLOCATOR and TrkWks (I fixed this) ntfrsutl not sure how to use this one I shut off norton completely now. all pathces are installed when you say disable the browsing service you mean "Computer Browser"? what exactly does NtFrs do? I have started seeing problems when I am...

Well that is highly unlikely. I have Norton Antivirus running real time virus scanning most of the time and I just ran a scan with the newest sigs and it didn't find anything. This network isn't connected to the outside world and I am pretty much the only one who could introduce somthing like...

OK so threw much trouble shooting I have determined that services.exe is the process that is constantly writing to my hard drive. Any idea what my be causing this?

Are there any specific errors you are looking for? There is a large amount of information in the event log.

OK I am running win2k server as a domain controller, print server, and file server. On two seperate occasions the server has stopped letting my users connect to any shared drives, stopped letting users print, stopped answering IIS requests, and the DNS server lost all configuration. I can't...

We have 2 GB of RAM and an equal slice of virtual memory. We have about 160 GB of disk drive space on 1 partition. It has about 100 GB of free space. I just finished defragging it. We have already for the most part disabled all of the unnecessary processes and things that are running.

I have been watching event logs and network monitor. The only thing that I can find is that something appears to be accessing the hard drive alot but I can't tell what. Not installed: exchange server WINS DHCP installed: Norton Antivirus Server Print Server File Server Domain Controller DNS...

When I insert Excel 2000 cells into Powerpoint 2000 and then double click on the cells to edit them it asks me to insert the Project 2000 CD. If I log in as Administrator it won't ask me this question. How can I get rid of this annoying popup?

I tried looking at all of these settings and everything seems to be in order. Any other suggestions?

Everyone check out this thread I think that it may apply here as well. thread68-107224

I have seen the same problem and have been unable to figure it out. Anyone have any ideas?

Yes it is the only domain controller. What6 is an FSMO role? Not sure what you mean by that one. GC?

OK here is the problem. We just recently replaced our domain controller. Instead of migrating gracefully to the new server we treated it like a new install and just built it from scratch and then moved all of the clients over to the server. After we got done we started having what looked like...

Has anyone else experienced this problem? I have seen similar things on my win2k server. I think it may be a network related problem, but I am not really sure how to prove this.

Microsoft really needs to release a patch or something. It makes this resource kit almost unusable.

Can it really be just that easy? I will give that a try. Thanks.

Has anyone else had trouble with the win2k resource kit telling them that they are using an old browser and that they need to upgrade? Some of the books you can just ignore the error but other won't let me read them at all. I have IE6 installed with all of the patches I can find but I am still...

So what if I wanted to do this but I didn't have winXP or win2003 how would I go about doing it then?