In order to find out what's going on, you have to collect
some evidence, i.e. when exactly the computers are shut
down. Try this:
a) Create a batch file c:\tools\Heartbeat.bat with these
lines inside:
@echo off
echo %date% %time% %ComputerName% is alive >> c:\Heartbeat.log
b) Create a background task that runs this batch file once every five
minutes:
- Start a Command Prompt
- Type this command:
for /L %H in (0,1,23) do for /L %M in (0,5,55) do
at %H:%M /every:m,t,w,th,f,s,su c:\Tools\Heartbeat.bat
(unwrap this line - it's all one long line!)
This command will create 288 background jobs.
Let the system run for two days or so, then check c:\Heartbeat.log to
see at what time the PC stopped running.
Report your results here. When finished, remember to kill the 288
jobs. Simply have a look at c:\winnt\tasks and delete those files
you no longer require.
"APK" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:005001c3ac64$d99f03d0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Dear all,
> Two of my client computer was on when I leave the office
> at night, but when I back in the morning it was shutdown
> automatically. No powerfailure, hibernation or
> autodhutdown. I check in event viewer, I could find an
> MRXSMB is giving the warning, later i check with KB and I
> could find this warning over there KB263142, and they says
> you can find the information on windows SDK. Where can I
> find this (SDK), and what was my problem of shutdown,
> is it really because of this MRXsmb?
>
> pls help
>
> Regards
> APK
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