Guest JJ Posted November 8, 2007 Posted November 8, 2007 "Atleast one service failed" error is coming during startup. Log on takeeeees long time. Then application task bar is not working okay, help & support not opening. Cannot copy/paste anything. No network adapters found. It kind of looks a bit same than SP2 problems allthough worse. I tried to alter RSS and offline settings provided by Microsfot pages. I cannot install any KBxxxx files as it claims that Cryptographic service is not running. Actually most of the automatic run services are not running ! I cnanot install analyzer either as it won´t let msinstall to run. Event viewer is not working, it won´t let open any logs. WHat can I do ? It has been working fine over a year and now suddenly it stopped to open web pages and after reboot all these problems came along. I haven´t installed anything for very long time. There has only been automatically downloaded updates installed lately. (windows updates) SP2 has been there for awhile already. There is huge amount of data to backup (how?) and I really don´t have time to format and reinstall everything :( I appreciate any help of course ! BR, JJ
Guest Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] Posted November 8, 2007 Posted November 8, 2007 Re: Very strange problems with SBS2003 JJ <JJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > "Atleast one service failed" error is coming during startup. > Log on takeeeees long time. > Then application task bar is not working okay, help & support not > opening. Cannot copy/paste anything. No network adapters found. > It kind of looks a bit same than SP2 problems allthough worse. > I tried to alter RSS and offline settings provided by Microsfot pages. > I cannot install any KBxxxx files as it claims that Cryptographic > service is not running. Actually most of the automatic run services > are not running ! I cnanot install analyzer either as it won´t let > msinstall to run. > Event viewer is not working, it won´t let open any logs. > > WHat can I do ? It has been working fine over a year and now suddenly > it stopped to open web pages and after reboot all these problems came > along. > I haven´t installed anything for very long time. There has only been > automatically downloaded updates installed lately. > (windows updates) > SP2 has been there for awhile already. > > There is huge amount of data to backup (how?) and I really don´t have > time to format and reinstall everything :( > > I appreciate any help of course ! > > BR, JJ Note that SBS is its own beast - do not approach it as you would a non-SBS server. Try posting in microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs for more expert help, although I suspect you may need to get someone in to help you out with it (or call PSS).
Guest NoConsequence Posted November 8, 2007 Posted November 8, 2007 Re: Very strange problems with SBS2003 On Thu, 8 Nov 2007 10:37:00 -0800, JJ <JJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >"Atleast one service failed" error is coming during startup. >Log on takeeeees long time. >Then application task bar is not working okay, help & support not opening. >Cannot copy/paste anything. No network adapters found. >It kind of looks a bit same than SP2 problems allthough worse. >I tried to alter RSS and offline settings provided by Microsfot pages. >I cannot install any KBxxxx files as it claims that Cryptographic service is >not running. Actually most of the automatic run services are not running ! >I cnanot install analyzer either as it won´t let msinstall to run. >Event viewer is not working, it won´t let open any logs. > >WHat can I do ? It has been working fine over a year and now suddenly it >stopped to open web pages and after reboot all these problems came along. >I haven´t installed anything for very long time. There has only been >automatically downloaded updates installed lately. >(windows updates) >SP2 has been there for awhile already. > >There is huge amount of data to backup (how?) and I really don´t have time >to format and reinstall everything :( > >I appreciate any help of course ! > >BR, JJ Why ask here? This belongs in a SBS group, not this group.
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