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Hi

i have a very strange problem with my Win2k standalone server SP4. I put a new Seagate 200GB HDD, then i used the setup program provided with the drive. After restarting though, i can't no more login to the system. I'm able to receive the logon screen, it accepts my credentials, however after a short delay the "welcome to windows" screen reappears. If i wait for 2-3 minutes i'm receiving a message "one or more servcices failed to load ....". Obviously i'm not able to check the event viewer since i can't also login in Safe Mode. I tried the Last Known Good Configuration, but with no luck. The new HDD is no longer connected to the motherboard. Please help
Thanks.
 
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Dave Patrick

This article may help.

Unable to Log on if the Boot Partition Drive Letter Has Changed
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=249321


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:
| Hi,
|
| i have a very strange problem with my Win2k standalone server SP4. I put a
new Seagate 200GB HDD, then i used the setup program provided with the
drive. After restarting though, i can't no more login to the system. I'm
able to receive the logon screen, it accepts my credentials, however after a
short delay the "welcome to windows" screen reappears. If i wait for 2-3
minutes i'm receiving a message "one or more servcices failed to load ....".
Obviously i'm not able to check the event viewer since i can't also login in
Safe Mode. I tried the Last Known Good Configuration, but with no luck. The
new HDD is no longer connected to the motherboard. Please help.
| Thanks.
 

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