Re: Windows Server 2003 R2 Logs all users off
- From: "Brains,None" <noone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 11:44:36 -0500
Hhmm.. could the Raid driver(s)/hardware failed out a drive? better take your arrays temperature just in case. long shot, but y'know, better to be sure..
maybe that's what the dialog box was??? just a shot in the dark..
John McMahon wrote:
Problem resolved by Q223188. Still don't know what happened to trigger this excitement though..
"John McMahon" wrote:
Further to this - the system seems to have reversed its C: and D: drives - how would that happen ? How do I put them back ?
It has a dual RAID system - current volumes are:
Volume Type Format Label Size Free Free
C: Fixed NTFS BuildData 57.63 GB 55.27 GB 95.9%
D: Fixed NTFS 16.85 GB 8.61 GB 51.1%
E: CD-ROM 0.0%
F: Fixed 0.0%
"John McMahon" wrote:
Our server has gone into a mode where it comes up OK but automatically logs-off any user logging at the console or via terminal services - seems to start the log-in process but then immediately logs-off the user.
Drive sharing still works OK.
This started happening after a user logged on as administrator and clicked "Ok on a dialog box" (no more details avail) which warned about a device driver. After clicking OK, the system immediately shut down (gracefully - though without further warning) and our problems started.
Device driver problem could be due to a mistaken Nero installation a couple of days ago. Server has a CD/DVD reader not a writer - it is possible wrong device drivers were loaded.
Server is our Team FOundation Server - so VIP to us. Any help much appreciated.
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