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Allen
Hi,
I am not exactly sure where to post this so I posted it to all three
newsgroups.
I am having a problem Windows 2000 Advance Server domain controller
Service pack 4. I was called out to site on friday found out that
active directory won't start. I ran the server in directory recovery
mode (safe mode)
Found out that for some odd reason there is now a drive letter F:
attached to this server which is an exact mirror image of C: drive.
When I delete a file or create a file on either drive it shows up as
the same. It almost looks like someone used subst to mirror the
drive.
And active directory was on F: and C: references in the registry.
(Actually mostly F
How do I found out where this drive is coming from? I have looked in
Manage computer and see it. It's almost someone ran subst. I checked
and it is not running.
If I change all references in the registry from F: to C: and reboot
will it just work or will I run into other problems. I would really
like to know where or how this F: drive was created first and then
eventually get rid of it.
ttyl,
Allen Armstrong
I am not exactly sure where to post this so I posted it to all three
newsgroups.
I am having a problem Windows 2000 Advance Server domain controller
Service pack 4. I was called out to site on friday found out that
active directory won't start. I ran the server in directory recovery
mode (safe mode)
Found out that for some odd reason there is now a drive letter F:
attached to this server which is an exact mirror image of C: drive.
When I delete a file or create a file on either drive it shows up as
the same. It almost looks like someone used subst to mirror the
drive.
And active directory was on F: and C: references in the registry.
(Actually mostly F
How do I found out where this drive is coming from? I have looked in
Manage computer and see it. It's almost someone ran subst. I checked
and it is not running.
If I change all references in the registry from F: to C: and reboot
will it just work or will I run into other problems. I would really
like to know where or how this F: drive was created first and then
eventually get rid of it.
ttyl,
Allen Armstrong