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Really stange behavior on Windows 2003 server

Asked by dlo32 in Windows 2003 Server

Tags: 10022, event, view

Would like some ideas on the following behavior with a 2003 server.  Here is what is currently installed on it:

All 2003 service pack/unpdates
SQL
Track-It 6.5
Adaware
Symantec Corp Ed. 9.0

Here is what I am experienceing:
Unable to view events in the Application, security, and system logs within event viewer.  When clicking on an event nothing happens.  No message, no new windows.
Unable to do a search from the start menu.  Openning search does nothing.
When looking at the properties of "my network places" nothing is listed.  The window is blank.
When access local users/groups are in mmc I cannot open any groups to add/remove users and I can not open any locally listed users.  Nothing happens when I click on them.

It almost seems like someone may have messed with permissions maybe but I have tried other admin logins (both 2003 local admin and another domain admin)  However I do not get an access denide message anywhere.  Some of the error messges in the event logs are a COM 10022 error which is listed constantly in the app. log.  I've run adware and SYmantec...no issue there.
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