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#1
 2005-01-03, 17:24 |
KOALAZ 
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 Why would your server not boot up?
Why would your server not boot up? When I rebooted the computer this morning (cause it locked up) every thing was fine it said it was loading windows and then it reboots it self? is this a virus? It used windows 2003. This is the first time this has ever happened.
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2005-01-04, 06:54 |
TheParkinator
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Re: Why would your server not boot up?
I'm no pro, but it could have tried to updated itself.
And if it is a virus, you might want to update windows before you do ANYTHING else on the net.
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2005-01-05, 02:02 |
yalkshire
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Re: Why would your server not boot up?
had the same problem. I put the HDD in a USB case which I connected to my brother his PC, scanned with everything possible (mcafee, norton, spysweeper, spybot s&d, CWshredder, adaware, etc...). so basically cleaned up the whole thing.
HDD back in original computer and ya know what, it all worked damn fine  .
Though, I have seen cases where the boot and/or MBR got fucked up, then you may probably need to reinstall everything. you can correct an MBR with some commands, check google for an extensive explenation.
seen one case where service pack 2 was the evil do-er.
9/10 u need to reinstall, but if u find another solution, let us know
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