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Daniel Vonboles
Hello all,
My newly installed copy of Windows XP Professional on my computer in
my bedroom is not and probably will not be connected to a network at
any time in the near future. Thusly, I disabled networking services
and other services that I do not see that I will need.
Now I have a pretty trimmed down list of services running, just the
essentials that I need and can run without getting DCOM errors (I'll
probably be turning Net Connections, SENS, COM+ etc off too).
However, I frequently get a Userenv warning in Event Viewer about
unloading my registry: "Windows saved user WINNT\Administrator
registry while...". This error will stay around until I set WebClient
service to Automatic. However, if I restore services to their
Microsoft defaults, then subsequently disable WebClient, I do not seem
to get the warning, so I do not think it is WebClient stopping the
error, but something I have disabled causing it.
I have clean installed again to see if I did something wrong, but it
still seems to be there.
I have seen many of the people on the MS newsgroup to be very helpful
and knowledgable people, I only hope you can advise me with this!
Thanks in advance for any help. Cheers,
Daniel
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My newly installed copy of Windows XP Professional on my computer in
my bedroom is not and probably will not be connected to a network at
any time in the near future. Thusly, I disabled networking services
and other services that I do not see that I will need.
Now I have a pretty trimmed down list of services running, just the
essentials that I need and can run without getting DCOM errors (I'll
probably be turning Net Connections, SENS, COM+ etc off too).
However, I frequently get a Userenv warning in Event Viewer about
unloading my registry: "Windows saved user WINNT\Administrator
registry while...". This error will stay around until I set WebClient
service to Automatic. However, if I restore services to their
Microsoft defaults, then subsequently disable WebClient, I do not seem
to get the warning, so I do not think it is WebClient stopping the
error, but something I have disabled causing it.
I have clean installed again to see if I did something wrong, but it
still seems to be there.
I have seen many of the people on the MS newsgroup to be very helpful
and knowledgable people, I only hope you can advise me with this!
Thanks in advance for any help. Cheers,
Daniel
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