Hello Leong Seng,
Have you tried booting the system to safe mode? I am wondering if you can
logon that way. This might enable you to roll back from your latest updates
and then see which patch is actually breaking your system login. Also, you
mention that you are unable to login as Administrator. Can you login with
another account?
Let's start there and then see if we can figure out what happened.
Do you know which patches wer installed last?
What OS and Service Pack are you running?
Hope this gets you started in the right direction.
Cheers,
--
Michael Cole
MCSE, MCSA
Microsoft Security Team
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../Hi,
../ I have a W2K server that was working fine until I did a
../latest Windows update with the necessary patches. Now,
../whenever I login as Administrator, it will show "loading
../personal settings.." and after that, returns to the
../CRTL+ALT+DEL screen (kind of automatically log me out).
../
../ What should I do now?
../
../Thanx!
../