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DukeN
Hello,
Running into an issue with PCs taking a long time to boot when
connected to an external network, stuck at the "Applying Computer
Settings" screen. For typically 10-15 minutes, if not more.
Basically this happens for notebook users, that are connected to an
external network (not our corporate one, that has a domain controller,
etc on it) such as a home network. The notebook will take forever to
boot (stuck at that same screen), unless it is not connected to any
network.
This did not happen previously but started happening a while back.
Not related to the APC software issue (no one as far as I know has it
installed, and its happening to all users).
The two things of interest I did find in Event Viewer was a
certificate autologon denial, and a DHCP error issue. The certificate
autologon denial fix as suggested by MS does not do anything.
The DHCP error logs are:
The IP address lease 10.10.0.86 for the Network Card with network
address <hex address> has been denied by the DHCP server 10.0.0.254
(The DHCP Server sent a DHCPNACK message).
The IP address lease 192.168.1.101 for the Network Card with network
address <hex address> has been denied by the DHCP server 10.0.0.254
(The DHCP Server sent a DHCPNACK message).
Basically, the 10.xx.xx.xx is our company network subnet. The
192.168.xx.xx would be a customer, or user's home subnet.
Why is it on a fresh boot their machines are looking for a certain
range for IP addresses? DNS settings are configured perfectly as far
as I can tell, and all machines rely on DHCP.
Any and all input is appreciated, thanks.
Running into an issue with PCs taking a long time to boot when
connected to an external network, stuck at the "Applying Computer
Settings" screen. For typically 10-15 minutes, if not more.
Basically this happens for notebook users, that are connected to an
external network (not our corporate one, that has a domain controller,
etc on it) such as a home network. The notebook will take forever to
boot (stuck at that same screen), unless it is not connected to any
network.
This did not happen previously but started happening a while back.
Not related to the APC software issue (no one as far as I know has it
installed, and its happening to all users).
The two things of interest I did find in Event Viewer was a
certificate autologon denial, and a DHCP error issue. The certificate
autologon denial fix as suggested by MS does not do anything.
The DHCP error logs are:
The IP address lease 10.10.0.86 for the Network Card with network
address <hex address> has been denied by the DHCP server 10.0.0.254
(The DHCP Server sent a DHCPNACK message).
The IP address lease 192.168.1.101 for the Network Card with network
address <hex address> has been denied by the DHCP server 10.0.0.254
(The DHCP Server sent a DHCPNACK message).
Basically, the 10.xx.xx.xx is our company network subnet. The
192.168.xx.xx would be a customer, or user's home subnet.
Why is it on a fresh boot their machines are looking for a certain
range for IP addresses? DNS settings are configured perfectly as far
as I can tell, and all machines rely on DHCP.
Any and all input is appreciated, thanks.