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Stucked on "Applying Computer Settings"
Hello,
After applying KB972135 hot "fix" to my Windows Server 2008 DataCenter, the server is getting stucked at "Applying Computer Settings" when I reboot.
I applied this fix to "fix" VSS since my system state backups were failing, event ID 12293.
I have booted in SAFEMode and uninstall the package but still.
I do not have any system state backups for this server.
Someone has an idea on how to get around this?
After applying KB972135 hot "fix" to my Windows Server 2008 DataCenter, the server is getting stucked at "Applying Computer Settings" when I reboot.
I applied this fix to "fix" VSS since my system state backups were failing, event ID 12293.
I have booted in SAFEMode and uninstall the package but still.
I do not have any system state backups for this server.
Someone has an idea on how to get around this?
ASKER
Hi Santosh,
No pending.xml was found. I just deleted the content of the c:\Windows\SoftwareDistrib ution folder.
Reboot and still stuck.
No pending.xml was found. I just deleted the content of the c:\Windows\SoftwareDistrib
Reboot and still stuck.
See if you can log in with another user Id on same machine which works or not? If it works then that is profile issue and you have to re create that user's profile locally.
You need to rename it from C:\Users by using Another account which is part of Local Administrators. Rename the profile and ask user to log in fresh and see if it works.
You need to rename it from C:\Users by using Another account which is part of Local Administrators. Rename the profile and ask user to log in fresh and see if it works.
Pls check if you have any startup/login script in-place to map drives or for any other purpose.
ASKER
Hi Sandeep, this is happening before login screen.
I have disconnected the netwrok cable from the server, it should not be able to pull anything.
I have disconnected the netwrok cable from the server, it should not be able to pull anything.
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Delete the following file, if exist.
C:\windows\winsxs\pending.
if unable to delete, take ownership of the file:
Run a command prompt with "Run as Administrator".
Type in the following commands:
takeown /f C:\Windows\winsxs\pending.
cacls C:\Windows\winsxs\pending.
Then delete the file
del C:\Windows\winsxs\pending.
Also delete all content under "c:\windows\software distribution" folder