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XP reboots at non admin login
I have an XP workstation that is set up on our local domain. Any one with domain admin rights can login with out any problems. If a domain user tries to login to the workstation.the workstation reboots.
The system has been blue screening for the las two days when it is rebooted. Shutting down and booting back up has enabled the domain user to login until today. No new hardware or software has been added to this machine. This is the only workstation experiencing this problem.
Any Ideas on what the problem is or what to do to correct it?
The system has been blue screening for the las two days when it is rebooted. Shutting down and booting back up has enabled the domain user to login until today. No new hardware or software has been added to this machine. This is the only workstation experiencing this problem.
Any Ideas on what the problem is or what to do to correct it?
I don't think you've described the issue enough for anyone to guess at the direct issue, but if you are running domain workstations, why not just clone another over this machine if others work?
Check your Event logs for error messages. Other than that and without any specific error messages listed, I can only suggest to try a Repair on the system.
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
Although a Repair is not designed to overwrite data, you should take precautions against possible data loss.
David
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
Although a Repair is not designed to overwrite data, you should take precautions against possible data loss.
David
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Rorc could well be correct, from what you have described, but if not we need more information,
what error is produced on teh bluescreen, what does the event logs report on the error?
what error is produced on teh bluescreen, what does the event logs report on the error?
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Event logs do not show any reference to the log files being the problem (error code 00000035). However after setting the logs to automatically over write the problem went away.
Blue screen on reboot also went away.
Blue screen on reboot also went away.
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Thank Yoou so much for the help.