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Slow Login after Service Pack 1 install
Hey Everyone,
I'm not sure if by installing SP1 on SBS2003 would have caused this problem but it started happening after I installed it.
Here it is:
When a user logins to any of there pc's, everything works fine, when they sign onto to our app server which is run by terminal services on a W2k server box it takes forever to login and run my kix script. Like I mentioned before, this was not a problem prior to installing SP1 on the sbs2003 server.
In the SP1 install is there something that changed that would affect people logging in remotely to a windows 2000 server box?
I'm not sure if by installing SP1 on SBS2003 would have caused this problem but it started happening after I installed it.
Here it is:
When a user logins to any of there pc's, everything works fine, when they sign onto to our app server which is run by terminal services on a W2k server box it takes forever to login and run my kix script. Like I mentioned before, this was not a problem prior to installing SP1 on the sbs2003 server.
In the SP1 install is there something that changed that would affect people logging in remotely to a windows 2000 server box?
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I just figured out that the reason my script was hanging was b/c of a bad printer driver.
I noticed that everytime the script would run it would get stuck at connecting to printers.
I looked at the print spooler and noticed that it had stopped. I started it again and finally got down to the driver that was giving me the problems. A lexmark 6100 series driver. (STAY AWAY FROM THAT THING) at least on a network that is.
I will keep the information you gave me as I just installed SP1 on this box anyway and I might need it in the future.
thanks again