Windows XP SP2 Event Errors

Hi,

I have a user running Windows XP SP2 who is suddenly having long delays
connecting to some network apps running on a server. Other users connect to
these same apps and are not experiencing any troubles.
When I looked at her event viewer at the time she told me she was seeing
these problems starting, there was an application error: Event ID:1002
Application Hang, and appears to hang on ntvdm.exe.
I'm now seeing an Event ID 1054 on her computer as well, which says "Windows
cannot obtain the domain controller name for your computer network", and
appears to be a DNS problem.
I'm not sure if these are related, and it seems that usually when a network
app loads slowly or not at all it's a DNS issue, but I have done some of the
possible fixes I have found on the web such as update the network driver, and
flush DNS, but it's still happening. Anyone have any advice?

Thanks,

Mike

Mike

There should be a matching Event ID: 1001 -see he
http://snipurl.com/dpwk

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"Mike" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have a user running Windows XP SP2 who is suddenly having long
delays
connecting to some network apps running on a server. Other users
connect to
these same apps and are not experiencing any troubles.
When I looked at her event viewer at the time she told me she was
seeing
these problems starting, there was an application error: Event ID:1002
Application Hang, and appears to hang on ntvdm.exe.
I'm now seeing an Event ID 1054 on her computer as well, which says
"Windows
cannot obtain the domain controller name for your computer network",
and
appears to be a DNS problem.
I'm not sure if these are related, and it seems that usually when a
network
app loads slowly or not at all it's a DNS issue, but I have done some
of the
possible fixes I have found on the web such as update the network
driver, and
flush DNS, but it's still happening. Anyone have any advice?

Thanks,

Mike