when i first boot up and logon to windows the browser service hangs for 15
minutes and since the server service is dependent on this i cannot access the
internet during this time. any help would be appreciated.

=?Utf-8?B?bm9sbGlkZWc=?= <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
in news:1DA6DB65-8258-4CE6-BA1C-(E-Mail Removed):

> when i first boot up and logon to windows the browser service
> hangs for 15 minutes and since the server service is dependent on
> this i cannot access the internet during this time. any help would
> be appreciated.
>

Try disconnecting your internet cable when you boot up. Without any
internet connection, there should be nothing for the browser service to
hang up on. After logging in, then connect your internet cable.

HTH,
John

Is this on a home network? What are the errors in the Event Log?

John

nollideg wrote:
> when i first boot up and logon to windows the browser service hangs for 15
> minutes and since the server service is dependent on this i cannot access the
> internet during this time. any help would be appreciated.

this an XP computer on a 3 computer wireless home network and only one
computer is affected which connects via a wireless PCI adapter. the event
logs say that " the server service hung on starting" and " the computer
browser service depends on the server service which failed to start because
of the following error: after starting the service hung in a start-pending
state.

after 15 minutes the services start running and everything is back to
normal. quite strange and annoying.


"John John" wrote:

> Is this on a home network? What are the errors in the Event Log?
>
> John
>
> nollideg wrote:
> > when i first boot up and logon to windows the browser service hangs for 15
> > minutes and since the server service is dependent on this i cannot access the
> > internet during this time. any help would be appreciated.
>

Hello

Before starting the troubleshooting steps, i have 1 question . Are you using
some kind of server enviroment at home. If this is home network try the
following steps:

1. click on start-->run-->type in " services.msc " press enter
2. Try to search for the Server service . Right click on that and open the
properties. try to make it disbaled and it should say stopped. Then apply the
settings and restart the computer. If still the issue persists....reply back.

Server service is not required on home network as this service is used by
computers in offices to connect the office server.

Regards
Himanshu Dogra
MCSE

Try this:

Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in
Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;319127

The Server service in not dependent on the Browser service, it's the
other way around, the Browser service is dependent on the Server
service. You can set the Browser service to manual, it doesn't need to
run if the computer in question isn't the Master or Backup Browser,
stopping it will not stop the computer from accessing other machines, or
other machines from accessing this one.

The Server service needs to be running if you want to share files and
other resources on the computer, if the computer only accesses resources
on other machines but shares none of its resources then the Server
service can be set to manual or disabled, if the machine shares its
resources with others the Server service needs to be running. The
Server service does not need to run to access the internet.

John

nollideg wrote:

> this an XP computer on a 3 computer wireless home network and only one
> computer is affected which connects via a wireless PCI adapter. the event
> logs say that " the server service hung on starting" and " the computer
> browser service depends on the server service which failed to start because
> of the following error: after starting the service hung in a start-pending
> state.
>
> after 15 minutes the services start running and everything is back to
> normal. quite strange and annoying.
>
>
> "John John" wrote:
>
>
>>Is this on a home network? What are the errors in the Event Log?
>>
>>John
>>
>>nollideg wrote:
>>
>>>when i first boot up and logon to windows the browser service hangs for 15
>>>minutes and since the server service is dependent on this i cannot access the
>>>internet during this time. any help would be appreciated.
>>

Hmmm... I'm, er... almost speechless! I only have two questions:

1- Where did you get the information?

2- What does MSCE mean?

John

Himanshu Dogra wrote:

> Hello
>
> Before starting the troubleshooting steps, i have 1 question . Are you using
> some kind of server enviroment at home. If this is home network try the
> following steps:
>
> 1. click on start-->run-->type in " services.msc " press enter
> 2. Try to search for the Server service . Right click on that and open the
> properties. try to make it disbaled and it should say stopped. Then apply the
> settings and restart the computer. If still the issue persists....reply back.
>
> Server service is not required on home network as this service is used by
> computers in offices to connect the office server.
>
> Regards
> Himanshu Dogra
> MCSE
>
>

I have followed your suggestion and it worked. thank you so very much.

nollideg

"Himanshu Dogra" wrote:

> Hello
>
> Before starting the troubleshooting steps, i have 1 question . Are you using
> some kind of server enviroment at home. If this is home network try the
> following steps:
>
> 1. click on start-->run-->type in " services.msc " press enter
> 2. Try to search for the Server service . Right click on that and open the
> properties. try to make it disbaled and it should say stopped. Then apply the
> settings and restart the computer. If still the issue persists....reply back.
>
> Server service is not required on home network as this service is used by
> computers in offices to connect the office server.
>
> Regards
> Himanshu Dogra
> MCSE
>
>

you're right, i had the dependencies reversed. i did what himanshu dogra
suggested and it worked. thanks to all of you for your help.

nollideg

"John John" wrote:

> Try this:
>
> Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in
> Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;319127
>
> The Server service in not dependent on the Browser service, it's the
> other way around, the Browser service is dependent on the Server
> service. You can set the Browser service to manual, it doesn't need to
> run if the computer in question isn't the Master or Backup Browser,
> stopping it will not stop the computer from accessing other machines, or
> other machines from accessing this one.
>
> The Server service needs to be running if you want to share files and
> other resources on the computer, if the computer only accesses resources
> on other machines but shares none of its resources then the Server
> service can be set to manual or disabled, if the machine shares its
> resources with others the Server service needs to be running. The
> Server service does not need to run to access the internet.
>
> John
>
> nollideg wrote:
>
> > this an XP computer on a 3 computer wireless home network and only one
> > computer is affected which connects via a wireless PCI adapter. the event
> > logs say that " the server service hung on starting" and " the computer
> > browser service depends on the server service which failed to start because
> > of the following error: after starting the service hung in a start-pending
> > state.
> >
> > after 15 minutes the services start running and everything is back to
> > normal. quite strange and annoying.
> >
> >
> > "John John" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Is this on a home network? What are the errors in the Event Log?
> >>
> >>John
> >>
> >>nollideg wrote:
> >>
> >>>when i first boot up and logon to windows the browser service hangs for 15
> >>>minutes and since the server service is dependent on this i cannot access the
> >>>internet during this time. any help would be appreciated.
> >>
>
>

out of curiosity though, what do you think could be causing the server
service to hang? it does not happen on the other connected computers.
antispyware and antivirus tests do not show infection.

nollideg

"nollideg" wrote:

> you're right, i had the dependencies reversed. i did what himanshu dogra
> suggested and it worked. thanks to all of you for your help.
>
> nollideg
>
> "John John" wrote:
>
> > Try this:
> >
> > Services do not start and Event ID 7022 is logged in the System log in
> > Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003
> > http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;319127
> >
> > The Server service in not dependent on the Browser service, it's the
> > other way around, the Browser service is dependent on the Server
> > service. You can set the Browser service to manual, it doesn't need to
> > run if the computer in question isn't the Master or Backup Browser,
> > stopping it will not stop the computer from accessing other machines, or
> > other machines from accessing this one.
> >
> > The Server service needs to be running if you want to share files and
> > other resources on the computer, if the computer only accesses resources
> > on other machines but shares none of its resources then the Server
> > service can be set to manual or disabled, if the machine shares its
> > resources with others the Server service needs to be running. The
> > Server service does not need to run to access the internet.
> >
> > John
> >
> > nollideg wrote:
> >
> > > this an XP computer on a 3 computer wireless home network and only one
> > > computer is affected which connects via a wireless PCI adapter. the event
> > > logs say that " the server service hung on starting" and " the computer
> > > browser service depends on the server service which failed to start because
> > > of the following error: after starting the service hung in a start-pending
> > > state.
> > >
> > > after 15 minutes the services start running and everything is back to
> > > normal. quite strange and annoying.
> > >
> > >
> > > "John John" wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >>Is this on a home network? What are the errors in the Event Log?
> > >>
> > >>John
> > >>
> > >>nollideg wrote:
> > >>
> > >>>when i first boot up and logon to windows the browser service hangs for 15
> > >>>minutes and since the server service is dependent on this i cannot access the
> > >>>internet during this time. any help would be appreciated.
> > >>
> >
> >