Re: Looking for the cause of this....
From: Kelly (kelly_at_mvps.org)
Date: 11/22/04
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Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 02:07:01 -0600
Would be very interested in knowing what proked this. As per your question,
if you have a default system, check them accordingly.
-- All the Best, Kelly (MS-MVP) Troubleshooting Windows XP http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com *HBTM* "lorne" <stoner_123@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:uitqHbE0EHA.1308@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > Actually, I did not disable them from msconfig! > I responded to customer's call. When I got there, he couldn't access the > internet. I went to look in the device manager and the window was blank! > When i went to command prompt and tried ipconfig, I got all zeros. I > tried > to renew the ip and got the message: cannot connect to the rpc server. > service is disabled." > I went to services.msc and saw the entire list was disabled! I enabled > the > tcp/ip and dhcp service and a few others (i dont recall which) and then i > was online! so i went back to the services and started to enable > stuff..... > hence the question... which services have to be running and which don't??? > Which are set to manual? which are set to automatic.. and so on. > So the bottom line here is...... I DIDN'T DO IT!!!!!!!!!! I just fix 'em > (if > I can... and I cannot thank everyone here enough for some of those real > tough issues.) > > > "AmericanTechie" <AmericanTechie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message > news:071E0C1A-73A5-4A2C-A8AC-2BF11B6AA3B0@microsoft.com... >> Hello, >> >> I am assuming you are using msconfig to disable services. Generally it >> is > a >> good idea to put MSCONFIG back to normal startup and reboot. Check out > the >> URL listed below for a great guide on everything on which services are > needed >> and which can be disabled. As a side note ALL services were not >> disabled. >> Certain services are actually required to be able to boot the computer. > If >> these services are disabled you have to boot with a boot disk and enable > the >> service by command line. This shows that services should not be messed > with >> unless you know what you are doing. >> >> http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm/ >> >> Thanks, >> >> John >> http://www.americantechie.com/ >> >> "lorne" wrote: >> >> > Geed Evening all, >> > >> > Just came across this issue..... system running xp pro sp2 has ALL > services >> > disabled. after manually starting several services (like tcp/ip and > dhcp, >> > plus several which i dont recall) the system got on line. did an on > line >> > virus scan (housecall) and came up clean. >> > Now, how do i know which services should be running and which ones > should >> > not? >> > >> > -- >> > Lorne >> > >> > >> > > >
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