Check the System Event Viewer log for errors - what driver or service does
it indicate has not started? What is the exact error message it displays?
From the details of the error message, you should be able to determine what
particular driver or service is causing the issue. You can then examine
that particular item for issues (reinstall the drivers, ensure the service
permissions are correct, query the knowledge base for the specific text of
the error, etc.)
David Pharr, (e-mail address removed)
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| I edited a GPO for system services restriccions and then
| this error appears when I restarted the server (test
| enviroment)
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| At least one service or driver failed during system
| startup. Use Event Viewer to examine the event log for
| details.
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| I deleted the GPO and I restarted the servar again and
| the error still appears.
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| What can I do??
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