Margie the frustrated one said:When I try to restart my computer, DDE Server not responding comes up and I
have to click on close about 5 times...then it allows to close down. Any
suggestions?
nass said:Margie the frustrated one said:When I try to restart my computer, DDE Server not responding comes up and I
have to click on close about 5 times...then it allows to close down. Any
suggestions?
Since you didn't mention any thing I will take you have Outlook account that
trying to get E-mails from the server and can't pull the data from Database
and causing this error ad the service didn't start yet or at all:
Open a Run Command and type in:
services.msc click [OK] and on the services window scroll down to Network
DDE and start it manual the same with the Network DDE DSDM also start Manual
( if manual didn't help then make Automatically).
Here some links to go through:
Internet Explorer or another program that uses DDE stops responding on a
Microsoft Windows 2000-based or Microsoft Windows XP-based computer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892850
Outlook stops responding when you perform an action in Corporate/Workgroup
mode that takes a long time to complete
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/248022
MS:: <Quote>
Network DDE
Service Name: NetDDE
Executable Name: netdde.exe
Log On As: LocalSystem
Description: Provides network transport and security for DDE (dynamic data
exchange) by applications running on the same computer or on different
computers. You can create Network DDE "shares" programmatically or by using
DDEshare.exe on your computer, and make them visible to other applications
and computers. Traditionally, the user creating the share will create and run
a server process to handle incoming requests from client processes and/or
applications (running on the same computer or remotely); once connected,
these processes can exchange any kind of data over a secure network transport.
This service is disabled by default on Windows. If the service is disabled,
any application that depends on NetDDE will time out when it tries to start
the service. If an application on a remote computer is trying to start NetDDE
on a different computer, it will appear as if that remote computer is not
found on the network. If this service is configured as Manual, it is only
started when invoked by an application that uses NetDDE, such as Clipbrd.exe
or DDEshare.exe. In addition, applications running on remote computers can
send messages to other computers that will invoke the NetDDE service.
See also Network DDE Distributed Share Database Manager (DSDM), Clipbook.
Available on: Windows XP Home, Windows XP Professional; Windows Server 2003,
Standard Edition; Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition; Windows Server
2003, Datacenter Edition and Windows Server 2003, Web Edition.
Installed through: Default operating system installation
Startup type: Disabled
Service status: Stopped
This service depends on the following system components:
Network DDE DSDM
The following system components depend on this service:
Clipbook
IP Port Numbers used: None
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Network DDE DSDM
Service Name: NetDDEdsdm
Executable Name: netdde.exe
HTH.
let us know.
Regards,
nass
nass said::
When I try to restart my computer, DDE Server not responding comes up and I
have to click on close about 5 times...then it allows to close down. Any
suggestions?
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Margie
Since you didn't mention any thing I will take you have Outlook account that
trying to get E-mails from the server and can't pull the data from Database
and causing this error ad the service didn't start yet or at all:
Open a Run Command and type in:
services.msc click [OK] and on the services window scroll down to Network
DDE and start it manual the same with the Network DDE DSDM also start Manual
( if manual didn't help then make Automatically).
Here some links to go through:
Internet Explorer or another program that uses DDE stops responding on a
Microsoft Windows 2000-based or Microsoft Windows XP-based computer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892850
Outlook stops responding when you perform an action in Corporate/Workgroup
mode that takes a long time to complete
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/248022
MS:: <Quote>
Network DDE
Service Name: NetDDE
Executable Name: netdde.exe
Log On As: LocalSystem
Description: Provides network transport and security for DDE (dynamic data
exchange) by applications running on the same computer or on different
computers. You can create Network DDE "shares" programmatically or by using
DDEshare.exe on your computer, and make them visible to other applications
and computers. Traditionally, the user creating the share will create and
run
a server process to handle incoming requests from client processes and/or
applications (running on the same computer or remotely); once connected,
these processes can exchange any kind of data over a secure network
transport.
This service is disabled by default on Windows. If the service is disabled,
any application that depends on NetDDE will time out when it tries to start
the service. If an application on a remote computer is trying to start
NetDDE
on a different computer, it will appear as if that remote computer is not
found on the network. If this service is configured as Manual, it is only
started when invoked by an application that uses NetDDE, such as lipbrd.exe
or DDEshare.exe. In addition, applications running on remote computers can
send messages to other computers that will invoke the NetDDE service.
See also Network DDE Distributed Share Database Manager (DSDM), lipbook.
Available on: Windows XP Home, Windows XP Professional; Windows Server 2003,
Standard Edition; Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition; Windows Server
2003, Datacenter Edition and Windows Server 2003, Web Edition.
Installed through: Default operating system installation
Startup type: Disabled
Service status: Stopped
This service depends on the following system components:
Network DDE DSDM
The following system components depend on this service:
Clipbook
IP Port Numbers used: None
Top of pageTop of page
Network DDE DSDM
Service Name: NetDDEdsdm
Executable Name: netdde.exe
MS::</Quote>
HTH.
let us know.
Regards,
nass
:
Nass, you are correct I do have outlook and use it for my email and I can
not
click on sites in emails because it cause my outlook to freeze. But I have
already did the DDE DSDM manual and it works for a couple times and then
back
to the same problems. Any thing else?
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