Locking up at Log in Screen

[klafert]

I posted a similar problem here before and I changed the ram and the network
card. I still having problems. However I was able to log in on another
workstation under my login name to the domain (windows server 2003) and I
don't get the same problem. The problems is when I log in from my Windows XP
Pro Workstation and try to log in - it always locks up on me. I have to
restart the computer and then I can log in the second time. I can use the
computer a while doing different things. Some days are fine and some days I
just lock up. It did get better after I changed out the ram. I changed out
the network card just to be sure. Same problem. I don't know if my profile
is damaged on the workstation. Should I create a new profile. If I do -
should I go log into the local computer and do it there since I can log into
the domain from another workstation and everything seems fine. I just did
this so I haven't been on long. However, I had no problems logging into the
domain from the 2nd Windows XP Pro workstation using my login to the domain.

 

[The poster formerly known as 'The Poster Formerly]

On 4/21/2010 9:51 AM, klafert wrote:
On 4/21/2010 53 AM, Bella Jones wrote:
> Bruce Horrocks<07.013@scorecrow.com> wrote:
>
>> There're a lot of handbags flying at the moment. Can we all take a slow
>> count to ten, please?
>
> Perhaps we should all decamp to the crisps newsgroup.
>

> I posted a similar problem here before and I changed the ram and the network
> card. I still having problems. However I was able to log in on another
> workstation under my login name to the domain (windows server 2003) and I
> don't get the same problem. The problems is when I log in from my Windows XP
> Pro Workstation and try to log in - it always locks up on me. I have to
> restart the computer and then I can log in the second time. I can use the
> computer a while doing different things. Some days are fine and some days I
> just lock up. It did get better after I changed out the ram. I changed out
> the network card just to be sure. Same problem. I don't know if my profile
> is damaged on the workstation. Should I create a new profile. If I do -
> should I go log into the local computer and do it there since I can log into
> the domain from another workstation and everything seems fine. I just did
> this so I haven't been on long. However, I had no problems logging into the
> domain from the 2nd Windows XP Pro workstation using my login to the domain.

Does it happen under safe mode? If not, run a back up of all data, then
clean out your startup with msconfig.

--
Sorry, iPad - iPass. I want a real keyboard, with real apps, real
multitasking, real freedom, and real choice.

 

[klafert]

Should I just wipe out the workstation and reload Windows XP? I hoping that
not necessary!! But will!!

"klafert" wrote:

> I posted a similar problem here before and I changed the ram and the network
> card. I still having problems. However I was able to log in on another
> workstation under my login name to the domain (windows server 2003) and I
> don't get the same problem. The problems is when I log in from my Windows XP
> Pro Workstation and try to log in - it always locks up on me. I have to
> restart the computer and then I can log in the second time. I can use the
> computer a while doing different things. Some days are fine and some days I
> just lock up. It did get better after I changed out the ram. I changed out
> the network card just to be sure. Same problem. I don't know if my profile
> is damaged on the workstation. Should I create a new profile. If I do -
> should I go log into the local computer and do it there since I can log into
> the domain from another workstation and everything seems fine. I just did
> this so I haven't been on long. However, I had no problems logging into the
> domain from the 2nd Windows XP Pro workstation using my login to the domain.

 

[klafert]

I will double check but I usually keep that clean.

"The poster formerly known as 'The Poster" wrote:

> On 4/21/2010 9:51 AM, klafert wrote:
> On 4/21/2010 53 AM, Bella Jones wrote:
> > Bruce Horrocks<07.013@scorecrow.com> wrote:
> >
> >> There're a lot of handbags flying at the moment. Can we all take a slow
> >> count to ten, please?
> >
> > Perhaps we should all decamp to the crisps newsgroup.
> >
>
> > I posted a similar problem here before and I changed the ram and the network
> > card. I still having problems. However I was able to log in on another
> > workstation under my login name to the domain (windows server 2003) and I
> > don't get the same problem. The problems is when I log in from my Windows XP
> > Pro Workstation and try to log in - it always locks up on me. I have to
> > restart the computer and then I can log in the second time. I can use the
> > computer a while doing different things. Some days are fine and some days I
> > just lock up. It did get better after I changed out the ram. I changed out
> > the network card just to be sure. Same problem. I don't know if my profile
> > is damaged on the workstation. Should I create a new profile. If I do -
> > should I go log into the local computer and do it there since I can log into
> > the domain from another workstation and everything seems fine. I just did
> > this so I haven't been on long. However, I had no problems logging into the
> > domain from the 2nd Windows XP Pro workstation using my login to the domain.
>
> Does it happen under safe mode? If not, run a back up of all data, then
> clean out your startup with msconfig.
>
> --
> Sorry, iPad - iPass. I want a real keyboard, with real apps, real
> multitasking, real freedom, and real choice.
> .
>

 

[klafert]

I checked the MSconfig and there was a %systemroot%\\system32\\dumprep 0 -u
I unchecked it and so far seems good testing it for a day or so see how it
runs.

"klafert" wrote:

> I will double check but I usually keep that clean.
>
> "The poster formerly known as 'The Poster" wrote:
>
> > On 4/21/2010 9:51 AM, klafert wrote:
> > On 4/21/2010 53 AM, Bella Jones wrote:
> > > Bruce Horrocks<07.013@scorecrow.com> wrote:
> > >
> > >> There're a lot of handbags flying at the moment. Can we all take a slow
> > >> count to ten, please?
> > >
> > > Perhaps we should all decamp to the crisps newsgroup.
> > >
> >
> > > I posted a similar problem here before and I changed the ram and the network
> > > card. I still having problems. However I was able to log in on another
> > > workstation under my login name to the domain (windows server 2003) and I
> > > don't get the same problem. The problems is when I log in from my Windows XP
> > > Pro Workstation and try to log in - it always locks up on me. I have to
> > > restart the computer and then I can log in the second time. I can use the
> > > computer a while doing different things. Some days are fine and some days I
> > > just lock up. It did get better after I changed out the ram. I changed out
> > > the network card just to be sure. Same problem. I don't know if my profile
> > > is damaged on the workstation. Should I create a new profile. If I do -
> > > should I go log into the local computer and do it there since I can log into
> > > the domain from another workstation and everything seems fine. I just did
> > > this so I haven't been on long. However, I had no problems logging into the
> > > domain from the 2nd Windows XP Pro workstation using my login to the domain.
> >
> > Does it happen under safe mode? If not, run a back up of all data, then
> > clean out your startup with msconfig.
> >
> > --
> > Sorry, iPad - iPass. I want a real keyboard, with real apps, real
> > multitasking, real freedom, and real choice.
> > .
> >