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Strange problem...25 PCs here all XP sp2 are working fine. 3 PCs starting 2-3 weeks ago starting to have problem. They are unable to connect to the network drives, cannot map network drives, cannot browse network neighborhood, change PC ID/domain are greyed out (saying network is not installed or not configured properly) and Generic Host process for win32 errors pop up when starting xp. I am also having problem doing windows update. it will stop at the installing screen for the first install, stays there..... Restart a few times, might come up better. Then after a while it drops again. During all the above problem, Internet access has no problem. Ipconfig /all still show proper Information. I ran spybot, ad ware, spysweeper, spy doctor and Mcafee antivirus, all came out clean. Sometime i can boot up with option to change domain and PC name, i tried to disjoin and join back the domain already, same problem. Of course i login as myself, Domain admin. Any idea? I had the same problem which drove me out of my mind for 2 months until
today!!! Everyone's suggestions tend to attack the registry and the drivers and the network set up. I finally realized that there was a computer accidentally plugged into the hub in a "trunk" port. As soon as I unplugged it, all was fine throughout the system. Check that before you continue killing your machines. Show quoteHide quote "derrick" wrote: > hi all, > 25 PCs here all XP sp2 are working fine. 3 PCs starting 2-3 weeks ago > starting to have problem. They are unable to connect to the network drives, > cannot map network drives, cannot browse network neighborhood, change PC > ID/domain are greyed out (saying network is not installed or not configured > properly) and Generic Host process for win32 errors pop up when starting xp. > I am also having problem doing windows update. it will stop at the installing > screen for the first install, stays there..... > > Restart a few times, might come up better. Then after a while it drops > again. During all the above problem, Internet access has no problem. > Ipconfig /all still show proper Information. > > I ran spybot, ad ware, spysweeper, spy doctor and Mcafee antivirus, all came > out clean. Sometime i can boot up with option to change domain and PC name, > i tried to disjoin and join back the domain already, same problem. Of course > i login as myself, Domain admin. > > Any idea? Thanks for your reply.
How do i find that trunk port? i assume no one program the switch and assign trunk port without me. Is that what you talking about? Otherwise, please give me more detail. Thanks again. Show quoteHide quote "Howard Mosoff" wrote: > I had the same problem which drove me out of my mind for 2 months until > today!!! Everyone's suggestions tend to attack the registry and the drivers > and the network set up. I finally realized that there was a computer > accidentally plugged into the hub in a "trunk" port. As soon as I unplugged > it, all was fine throughout the system. Check that before you continue > killing your machines. > > "derrick" wrote: > > > hi all, > > 25 PCs here all XP sp2 are working fine. 3 PCs starting 2-3 weeks ago > > starting to have problem. They are unable to connect to the network drives, > > cannot map network drives, cannot browse network neighborhood, change PC > > ID/domain are greyed out (saying network is not installed or not configured > > properly) and Generic Host process for win32 errors pop up when starting xp. > > I am also having problem doing windows update. it will stop at the installing > > screen for the first install, stays there..... > > > > Restart a few times, might come up better. Then after a while it drops > > again. During all the above problem, Internet access has no problem. > > Ipconfig /all still show proper Information. > > > > I ran spybot, ad ware, spysweeper, spy doctor and Mcafee antivirus, all came > > out clean. Sometime i can boot up with option to change domain and PC name, > > i tried to disjoin and join back the domain already, same problem. Of course > > i login as myself, Domain admin. > > > > Any idea? It depending on what type of hub/switch you have. On my KTI switches, the
trunk ports are denoted by an X after the port number. You may want to find out more about these ports by looking up your hub/switch manufacturer specifications. Good luck!! Show quoteHide quote "derrick" wrote: > Thanks for your reply. > How do i find that trunk port? i assume no one program the switch and assign > trunk port without me. Is that what you talking about? Otherwise, please > give me more detail. > Thanks again. > > "Howard Mosoff" wrote: > > > I had the same problem which drove me out of my mind for 2 months until > > today!!! Everyone's suggestions tend to attack the registry and the drivers > > and the network set up. I finally realized that there was a computer > > accidentally plugged into the hub in a "trunk" port. As soon as I unplugged > > it, all was fine throughout the system. Check that before you continue > > killing your machines. > > > > "derrick" wrote: > > > > > hi all, > > > 25 PCs here all XP sp2 are working fine. 3 PCs starting 2-3 weeks ago > > > starting to have problem. They are unable to connect to the network drives, > > > cannot map network drives, cannot browse network neighborhood, change PC > > > ID/domain are greyed out (saying network is not installed or not configured > > > properly) and Generic Host process for win32 errors pop up when starting xp. > > > I am also having problem doing windows update. it will stop at the installing > > > screen for the first install, stays there..... > > > > > > Restart a few times, might come up better. Then after a while it drops > > > again. During all the above problem, Internet access has no problem. > > > Ipconfig /all still show proper Information. > > > > > > I ran spybot, ad ware, spysweeper, spy doctor and Mcafee antivirus, all came > > > out clean. Sometime i can boot up with option to change domain and PC name, > > > i tried to disjoin and join back the domain already, same problem. Of course > > > i login as myself, Domain admin. > > > > > > Any idea?
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