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XP Pro hangs at Applying Computer Settings
I have a small network with 5 pc's & 1 server. The
server is win2k, 3 win xp pro pc's & 2 win xp home pc's. The xp home pc's can login to the domain with no problems. All the xp pro pc's hang after entering password with message "Applying Computer Settings" for about 15 mins, then the user sees the desktop & can use the PC. This is not intermittent, it happens everytime they login. One thing I think it might be is our domain is the same name as our website domain, during login they are trying to authenticate from the web server domain, however I would think the xp home pc's would have the same problem. Any ideas? thxs. |
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XP Pro hangs at Applying Computer Settings
The XP clients should have their TCP/IP settings configured to point to your
internal DNS server and the internal DNS server can be configured to forward to your ISP's DNS server. -- Thanks, Marc Reynolds Microsoft Technical Support This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Neil" wrote in message ... I have a small network with 5 pc's & 1 server. The server is win2k, 3 win xp pro pc's & 2 win xp home pc's. The xp home pc's can login to the domain with no problems. All the xp pro pc's hang after entering password with message "Applying Computer Settings" for about 15 mins, then the user sees the desktop & can use the PC. This is not intermittent, it happens everytime they login. One thing I think it might be is our domain is the same name as our website domain, during login they are trying to authenticate from the web server domain, however I would think the xp home pc's would have the same problem. Any ideas? thxs. |
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XP Pro hangs at Applying Computer Settings
AFAIK XP home machines can't log into a domain, only a workgroup. |
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