Can not log onto windows 2000 DC SRV- Admin loading personal sett

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I have a windows 2000 domain controller that I can't log into.

It just goes

loading your personal settings
applying your personal settings
saving your personal settings

( loading your personal settings, applying your personal settings, saving
your personal settings )

If I log on remotely as an admin user I get the same.
If I log on as a dumb user remotely I get

you do not have access to logon to this session with Administrator

If I deliberately get a password wrong it recognises the failure ok.


IMPORTANT - I'm not change Drive letter. There is only one disk and one
partition C: where there is installed also the Win 2000 srv.

Help me please

Thank

Enrico
 
Enrico said:
I have a windows 2000 domain controller that I can't log into.

It just goes

loading your personal settings
applying your personal settings
saving your personal settings

( loading your personal settings, applying your personal settings, saving
your personal settings )

If I log on remotely as an admin user I get the same.
If I log on as a dumb user remotely I get

you do not have access to logon to this session with Administrator

If I deliberately get a password wrong it recognises the failure ok.


IMPORTANT - I'm not change Drive letter. There is only one disk and one
partition C: where there is installed also the Win 2000 srv.

Help me please

Thank

Enrico
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Regardless of what you think about your system drive letter, your
first step is to confirm that that drive letter has not changed. Use
psexec.exe (www.sysinternals.com) on a networked machine to
start a Command Prompt on your server, then check the drive
letter assignment. Report the result in your reply.
 
Hi,
I check the drive letter assignment and i correctly "C:". I try remote
shutdown but with no success. I physically restart the server and now I logon
correctly.

I don't know what is happened.

Have you a idea?

Very thanks also for www.sysinternals.com information.
Enrico
 
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