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First you might want to try editing the registry per Microsoft's reccomendations here:<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q238316/" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q238316/</a>
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First you might want to try editing the registry per Microsoft's reccomendations here:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q238316/ [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q238316/]

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I have a Win2k SP4 machine connected to my domain here at work. Today the employee complained that NONE of the shortcuts on his desktop would not work. He was also unable to right-click anything. I logged on as Administrator and also was unable to make any shortcuts work and I could not get to Properties on anything. I opened the Event Viewer and ALL that I found was:<br />
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Source: SERVER &nbsp; EventID: 2506<br />
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The value named IRPStackSize in the server's Registry key LanmanServer\Parameters was invalid. &nbsp;The value was ignored, and processing continued.<br />
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I rebooted the machine and this problem still continues. Any pointers??
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I have a Win2k SP4 machine connected to my domain here at work. Today the employee complained that NONE of the shortcuts on his desktop would not work. He was also unable to right-click anything. I logged on as Administrator and also was unable to make any shortcuts work and I could not get to Properties on anything. I opened the Event Viewer and ALL that I found was:

Source: SERVER   EventID: 2506

The value named IRPStackSize in the server's Registry key LanmanServer\Parameters was invalid.  The value was ignored, and processing continued.

I rebooted the machine and this problem still continues. Any pointers??

Cannot Right-Click an items on desktop

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