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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on April 24, 2006, 2:03 pm
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for them. I would suggest that you get autoruns utility from
www.sysinternals.com and run this as the problem user(s)
to try to determine what startup application is failing.
> It happens every time certain users logon.
>
> The bits of info I could find on the web proposed changing some of the
> DCOM
> settings (this is unfortunately not my strongest area when it somes to
> computing).
>
> It seems like a weel known problem, but the fixes don't mention Server
> 2003
> (the same error occured under Advanced server 2000 though)
>
>
>
> "Roger Abell [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> You first need to establish from what this message originates.
>> It sounds to be a message from some application that starts
>> at the end of the boot process (are you sure this is not a logon
>> issue whenever someone logs in, or the first time someone
>> logs in?).
>> Why to you mention belief in DCom involvement?
>> Remember, we have not seen what you have, and only can
>> go on what you state.
>>
>> > In our small office we run a Domain server (Server 2003). Some clients
>> > pops
>> > up with an error message on bootup "Run-time error "70". Access denied"
>> > Click
>> > OK an all seems normal. I have searched and seems that it has something
>> > to
>> > do
>> > wit DCOM settings. None od the suggestions have worked. Any ideas?
>>
>>
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