Hi,
I have a domain.local and about 31 xp machines on the domain. Everything was working fine for years, and all of a sudden we have 3 or 4 machines that log onto the domain but after about 3 or 4 minutes they literally hang. You can't do anything. The only thing that works is going to system restore through safe mode. However after a day or so the whole thing happens again. No matter how far you go back into the history of the restore points. No changes have been made whatsoever, the other 20 odd machines are working just fine, but these are a mistery. One girl claimed that it happened after she installed a java update, but all the others have updated as well, not just her. All machines are up to date with their windows updates. I just can't get my head around this one. Any ideas? One of the machines have been restored back to factory settings and it the problem re-occurred within a few days. The others I haven't bothered restoring yet. Server is SBS 2003 with SQL but no exchange running on it. I only has user data, which is quite small and a SQL database that points to a snap server. Snap server is working fine, thousands of files are retrieved from it nearly instantly, that is how fast the network is. We have a sonicwall with antispam and antivirus, we also have another anti virus at network level. Everything has been scanned. Help!
Thanks,
GlitzyGirl
I have a domain.local and about 31 xp machines on the domain. Everything was working fine for years, and all of a sudden we have 3 or 4 machines that log onto the domain but after about 3 or 4 minutes they literally hang. You can't do anything. The only thing that works is going to system restore through safe mode. However after a day or so the whole thing happens again. No matter how far you go back into the history of the restore points. No changes have been made whatsoever, the other 20 odd machines are working just fine, but these are a mistery. One girl claimed that it happened after she installed a java update, but all the others have updated as well, not just her. All machines are up to date with their windows updates. I just can't get my head around this one. Any ideas? One of the machines have been restored back to factory settings and it the problem re-occurred within a few days. The others I haven't bothered restoring yet. Server is SBS 2003 with SQL but no exchange running on it. I only has user data, which is quite small and a SQL database that points to a snap server. Snap server is working fine, thousands of files are retrieved from it nearly instantly, that is how fast the network is. We have a sonicwall with antispam and antivirus, we also have another anti virus at network level. Everything has been scanned. Help!
Thanks,
GlitzyGirl