XP logging into a domain, Registry Recovery Error

[Guest]

Hi Al

After installing XP pro on a workstation, I seem to get a registry error every time I log onto our work domain, if I log into the workstation localy there is no error

Error is

"One of the files containing the systems registry data had to be recovered by use of a log or alternative copy. The recovery was successful

I only get this error on loging into the domain
I have done fresh installs on a few workstations and get the error on all of them so im pretty confident its not a simple bad hard drive or memory stick
I have installed NT and upgraded to XP as well and only get the error on the XP log in

Does any one have any ideas please

 

[Wayne B.]

If this is happening to only the XP machines that are
logging onto the network, it seems that the
authentication server(s) are not grabbing a specific
registry file that's needed for the XPs to logon
initially. >Some registry file is not where the
server 'thinks' it should be.< I would start with the
server settings and check your server and XP workstation
logs.
Whatever the 'glitch' is, it doesn't seem to be a
major one since they are able to log on after it searches
for the file. Hopefully just a small tweak will do the
trick. Hope this helps.
Wayne B.

-----Original Message-----
Hi All

After installing XP pro on a workstation, I seem to get

a registry error every time I log onto our work domain,
if I log into the workstation localy there is no error.

Error is:

"One of the files containing the systems registry data

had to be recovered by use of a log or alternative copy.
The recovery was successful"

I only get this error on loging into the domain.
I have done fresh installs on a few workstations and get

the error on all of them so im pretty confident its not a
simple bad hard drive or memory stick.

I have installed NT and upgraded to XP as well and only

get the error on the XP log in.