Since I upgraded to W2K SP4 I have had not had access to
my nework connections. I believe I have tracked the
problem to a problem with Remote Access Connection
Manager. When I attempt to start it manually I get the
message Access denied.

The system event log has the message "could not create
buffers, access denied". I have restarted my PC a number
of times with no luck. Any thoughts?

Thanks, Chuck H

Hi Chuck,

Found this to happen because of a Veritas driver installed. Uninstall Veritas or contact them
for an update. Possibly could be another third party backup software.

Thanks,
Gary
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Hi Gary,

Thank you very much!

That was it except it was my Microsoft Active Sync
program. You saved me a bunch of time troubleshooting!

Best regards,
Chuck
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>Found this to happen because of a Veritas driver
installed. Uninstall Veritas or contact them
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backup software.
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>Thanks,
>Gary
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