Here's where I am at:
This Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server Wont Show Desktop or Allow explorer.exe to be Launched.
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Operating System:Windows 2003
Web Browser:Internet Explorer 8 (Upgraded during this round of trouble shooting after being told that IE and Explorer were tied to each other)
Memory:4GM
Networking:100BaseTX
Hard Drive:3x 36GB SCSI
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These are the corrective actions taken so far...
1. Edited the registry to by adding HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RpcSs /v ObjectName /t REG_SZ /d LocalSystem
2. Renamed Shdocvw.dll to .dll shdocvw.old
3. bxomebc.exe process isn't running
4. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\ doesn't contain explorer.exe or iexplorer
What am I missing. This all happened after a normal weekly shutdown. Did something get installed by MS? Or do I have some Malware/Virus? Running AVG Server.
Checked HKLM and HCCU \Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\Winlogon\ Shell=explorer.exe for both
Checked HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution.options niether explorer.exe. or iexplore.exe are listed
If I launch explorer from the run command the process shows up in Taskman for less than a couple of sec and then disappears.
Other issue I am running out of disk space on the boot drive, only 427MB left and cannot get in to run Easeus Partion Tool that is zipped.
Looking to install NTFSdos to get files deleted off the boot drive. From DOS they won't die.
Tryed running SFC /scannow. fixed some Windows files, but I keep getting the SP2 CD is wrong. I have copied the filed to the HD and changed the
I have logged in using LogMeIn and RDP, even as different users. Same result as console.
Anyone up for a HighJackThis log file??????
Bringing a new server online to move over all of my AD roles /DNS. Everything else has offsite storage.
Hate to loose my Terminal Server.
Still hoping something will give.
~matt