Re: Logon fails, kind of
From: Steven Umbach (n9zrou_at_nscomcast.com)
Date: 01/25/04
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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2004 23:48:53 GMT
You don't logon to a workgroup - only a domain or local machine, though you can
authenticate against a workgroup machine. Maybe if you give a little more detail
in exactly what the problem is, we can help. Always try to ping a machine by ip
address and name that you are trying to access to determine network
connectivity. Often running netdiag can help resolve networking issues by
running a battery of tests and reporting a pass or fail. Client for Microsoft
networks also needs to be installed and enabled to access any network
esources. --- Steve
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B321708
"Keith" <m185945@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I can no longer log onto my workgroup-only workstation
> with either the Administrator account or my Local account
> with admin privileges. However, I do not receive an
> error message. As a matter of fact, if I purposefully
> enter the incorrect password I receive the
> typical "incorrect password" error message, but if I
> enter the correct password then for a split second I see
> the message "loading your personal settings" then it
> returns to the logon screen in a nanosecond. Identical
> results with Administrator ID and password. I used ERD
> commander to view the System Event log and discovered
> messages that might be clues to someone smarter than I.
> There was one event about COM+ Event System failed to
> start... and another about DCOM got error "2%" attempting
> to start the service EventSystem... I tried Safe Mode
> with the same results and I tried Last Known Good
> Configuration with the same results. I checked the MS KB
> but this appears to be a first because there were no
> matches. Anybody know what I can do to get logged in?
>
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