W Wicko85 Joined Aug 29, 2005 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2005 #1 I have just installed Windows XP and Windows 2003 onto a computer which is connected to a network. everytime I try to login it automatically goes into hang while running startup scripts. what have I done wrong? can anyone set me straight?? Thank you, Robyn.
I have just installed Windows XP and Windows 2003 onto a computer which is connected to a network. everytime I try to login it automatically goes into hang while running startup scripts. what have I done wrong? can anyone set me straight?? Thank you, Robyn.
T TECHGUNS Joined Aug 14, 2005 Messages 266 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2005 #2 Ya can trouble shoot click on start - run in the box type msconfig A config utility will popup, in it will be startup and you can control background programs the startup from there. If you like freeware this one does the same thing. http://www.snapfiles.com/get/startupinspector.html Another way to trouble shoot hit F8 during a boot like going to safe mode you will see a way to let programs not startup by selecting Y or N.
Ya can trouble shoot click on start - run in the box type msconfig A config utility will popup, in it will be startup and you can control background programs the startup from there. If you like freeware this one does the same thing. http://www.snapfiles.com/get/startupinspector.html Another way to trouble shoot hit F8 during a boot like going to safe mode you will see a way to let programs not startup by selecting Y or N.
Cache-man Wannabe Webmaster Joined Mar 16, 2005 Messages 840 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2005 #3 You have installed Win XP, AND Win 2003? Are you running a dual-boot setup?
T TECHGUNS Joined Aug 14, 2005 Messages 266 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2005 #4 I think your saying that you are dual booting this PC and its connected to a LAN. Is the computer name and workgroup the same in XP and 2003. I think the other PCs will have a hard time if its different with the same net card address. Rephraze The net card has an IP address that dosent change and the other PCs will freak out if that net cards IP suddenly has another computer name. I think this is what your trying to say the problem is. Try to give a little more detail because someone will know how to work around it. Is it the sever ect. I wanted to try this myself post back. Last edited: Aug 29, 2005
I think your saying that you are dual booting this PC and its connected to a LAN. Is the computer name and workgroup the same in XP and 2003. I think the other PCs will have a hard time if its different with the same net card address. Rephraze The net card has an IP address that dosent change and the other PCs will freak out if that net cards IP suddenly has another computer name. I think this is what your trying to say the problem is. Try to give a little more detail because someone will know how to work around it. Is it the sever ect. I wanted to try this myself post back.
Alf Yank Upstart Joined Aug 30, 2004 Messages 3,193 Reaction score 6 Aug 30, 2005 #5 Or... he can just us XP
