Server service

G

Guest

Hi Everyone,

I've come across a really frustrating problem. I'm building an XPe image
that is a pretty functional subset of XP Pro, with Windows Explorer,
networking, File and Printer Sharing, etc. As I iterate through the various
problems with the image
(Autologin, etc), at some point, the Server service (svchost -k netsvcs)
gets broken,
and I get the following error when I try to start it:

"Could not start the Server service on Local Computer; Error 126: The
specified module could not be found."

The only solution I've found is to start over from scratch with a new SLX
file. I'm going through some checkpoints I made the last time, to see if I
can find where it broke. I tried removing a couple items from the netsvcs
registry field to see which one might be missing, but couldn't get the
service to start.

Has anyone had/solved this problem before?

David
 
K

KM

David,

By any chance do you have "Credential Management User Interface" component in you image? If not, add it and resolve its
dependencies.
 
G

Guest

It turns out that this was caused by my having un-checked the Windows
Firewall component from the Core Networking settings. I did this in order to
eliminate
IPV6 from my runtime image.

In one of my early evaluation images, I was able to remove Windows
Components using the Control Panel Add/Remove dialog. I can't seem to
re-create this functionality. Does anyone know what components are necessary
to get this to work?
 
R

Richard

Sounds crazy, But I was getting this exact same error when my application
was trying to load before XPe was finished starting all the services.

I added some delay in there and it solved the problems. Slobodan gave me
the fix by using WaitNoPendingEvents ? Can't remember without looking it up
again.

Any way, may not be the same problem but I thought it wouldn't hurt to let
you know.

Richard
 
K

KM

Is this XP embedded related question or something else?

If so, you'd probably want to give us a bit more details about the issue you are having and the image you are building.
 

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