Re: 2003 server
- From: "Frankster" <Frank@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2005 09:01:31 -0600
My W2K3 shutdown event tracker is still at the default installation value of
"not configured" and I do not have the restart problem the OP does.
However, I DID have the problem before I adjusted my hardware BIOS to
"restart to previous state" (or similar). Before that, the (DELL) BIOS was
set to NOT auto-restart after a power failure.
-Frank
"Nospam" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "dave" <vettes_n_jets@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> is there a way too turn off that dialog window
>> the one that comes up and lets say you had a power outage, and the server
> is
>> comming back up..but
>> it never finishes loading bacause that stupid
>> dialog windows wants too know what happend,
>>
>> really mess up auto restart of the domain, if nobody
>> is in the building
>>
>> tia
>> dave
>>
>>
>
> Yes there is a way as follows
>
> From Run enter "gpedit.msc"
> This should start the "Group policy object editor"
> Navigate "Computer Configuration" then "Administrative Templates" then
> "System"
> You should then see on the right side an entry "Display shutdown event
> tracker" which defaults to "Not configured".
> Change the setting to "Disabled".
>
> Close the program.
>
> The computer will then not ask the question on starting and closing.
> You may have to reboot after changing the setting (can't remember as I did
> the change several months ago!).
>
> I did this as I did not like the idea that the computer could not restart
> if
> a power cut exceeded the UPS run time.
>
> John..
>
>
>
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