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I am running 2000 server, sp4 and xp pro, sp2 workstations. At least a couple
times a week all workstations loose the abillity to open shares from the
server, also can't open them by running \\server\share. The error says
"\\server\share is inaccessible, you might have permission to access this
resource, contact administrator. Windows cannot find the network path. Verify
the network path is correct and the destination computer is not busy or
turned off"
All users have permissions to the shares, the server is not off or running
high cpu. There are several events logged in the event viewer when this
occurs. They are:
Event 1000, source Userenv: Windows cannot query for the list of group
policy objects. A message that describes the reason for this was previously
logged.
Event 1000, source Userenv: Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO.
The file must be present at location <>. Group policy processing aborted.
Please help (these errors are generated any time someone tries to access a
share. A reboot of the server temporarily resolves the problem.
times a week all workstations loose the abillity to open shares from the
server, also can't open them by running \\server\share. The error says
"\\server\share is inaccessible, you might have permission to access this
resource, contact administrator. Windows cannot find the network path. Verify
the network path is correct and the destination computer is not busy or
turned off"
All users have permissions to the shares, the server is not off or running
high cpu. There are several events logged in the event viewer when this
occurs. They are:
Event 1000, source Userenv: Windows cannot query for the list of group
policy objects. A message that describes the reason for this was previously
logged.
Event 1000, source Userenv: Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO.
The file must be present at location <>. Group policy processing aborted.
Please help (these errors are generated any time someone tries to access a
share. A reboot of the server temporarily resolves the problem.