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OS: Windows 2003R2 server
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2003 server gone crazy
I bounced a customer server his past weekend and when it came back up I was unable to access the network nor was it accessible from the network...I can ping other servers but can't be pinged...I can't cut & paste or view event log details...I opened Services.msc and discovered it's gone haywire. The first (Extended) panel is blank with a large blue square and no data. The second (Standard) panel shows the services, but I can't change them at all. I can't open the Properties option. If I try to start the server service it fails and indicates error 1053. my hijackthis log is attached.
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Re: 2003 server gone crazy
What happens when you boot in to safe mode?
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