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Blue Screen of Death with roaming profiles
I have about 10 computers that are going to a Blue Screen of Death when a user logins. All of the machines are connected to a Windows 2000 Active Directory Domain. We are using roaming profiles. After some troubleshooting, it seems to be associated with user accounts somehow. I have replaced one of the computers with a brand new computer running Windows XP SP3. It worked fine yesterday and now it is blue screening again. I'm about ready to start deleting user profiles etc. but wanted to see if there were any ideas out there. Thanks in adavance for your help.
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Sorry for the delay in writing this. I will accept this solution as there were no other to be found. I found that the problems was with a users profile, not sure which one. I ended up reformatting and imaging the systems. I also included an application called "Deep Freeze" that allows the system to be "trashed". Then rebooting the computer brings it right back to the way it was when it was first booted. Perfect for a lab environment.
http://labmice.techtarget.com/windowsxp/TroubleshootingXP/error.htm
OR for testing purpose to check its related with Hardware or software ..firstly frsh installation of winxp operating system then configure that desktop cleint to your win2000 domain server and login with noramal user profile and check and if it works then for roaming profile problem can you Install/configure the win2003 server operating system.
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vijay kadadi