Re: Application Hang
- From: "Gibgo" <Gibgo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2005 07:16:01 -0700
I can post you the event files but won't fit on the post (a few of the errors
I have mentioned in my intial question). Its happening with Word/Excel
applications mostly. But in general the whole pc runs slow, from boot up to
shut down. Dr Watson has an error logged for winword.exe.
Please send me your e-mail to send you the log files, need this to be sorted
for the client ASAP.
I have only worked with the computer for the last 2 weeks & ever since has
had a problem. Previously another technician has worked on this computer.What
is strange that they put in so little RAM for a Windows XP Pro system on a
network with Celeron CPU (small cpu since it works as a so called printer
server as well).
I have thus far changed & upgraded the RAM from 128mb to 256mb.
I have Microsoft Anti Spyware loaded. No threats detected.
I have Norton Anti Virus 2005 loaded as well, no threats detected.
The system is running a printer which is shared by the whole network, 4
clients & main Windows Server 2003 SBS.
I intend to run a system file checker to check the intergrity of Windows as
well in a few minutes
Thanks
"Malke" wrote:
> Gibgo wrote:
>
> > Why do I have to create an echange server, the system does not have
> > exhange server installed.
> >
> > Secondly how do i find the database dir.edb. where is it located?
> >
>
> >>
> >> Gibgo wrote:
> >> > *Good day
> >> >
> >> > I have a Windows XP Pro on a network (the printer connected to is
> >> > is share
> >> > by the network). I have been to even viewer & see errors mostly on
> >> > winword.exe application hang (event id: 1002). It is happening with
> >> > other
> >> > applications such excel, ntvdm.exe, fault bucket 02096553,
> >> > rundll32.exe,
> >> > ieplorer.exe, etc.
> >> >
>
> I'm not sure why "thedon57" thought this had anything to do with an
> Exchange Server except for the Event ID you mentioned. If your computer
> is not a workstation on a domain with an Exchange Server, naturally
> this would not apply to you at all. Is your computer on a domain or
> just a workgroup network?
>
> Unfortunately, we don't have enough information about your computer to
> know why you are having the errors. It could be caused by software
> (drivers, viruses, malware, file system corruption) or hardware
> (failing hard drive, flaky RAM, etc.). What changed between the time
> things worked and the time they didn't? Is this an old computer? What
> is its virus/malware status?
>
> Post back with more details about your system and your network so we can
> focus the troubleshooting for you.
>
> Malke
> --
> MS-MVP Windows User/Shell
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>
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