XP Spontaneous Reboot after Service Pack 4

[Guest]

Greetings!

I have XP machines with no sp spontaneously rebooting after a domain logon.
It only happens once. The only thing I changed was I applied SP4 to my
Windows 2000 Server (AD/DNS). My XP SP2 machines have not experiencedx this
phenomenon. Any ideas?

I'm running a spy-sweep and anti-virus scan. Otherwise, does anyone know
what it is about SP 4 that might cause this behavior-- or maybe it's not sp4?

THANKS!

Jason

 

[Yves Leclerc]

Service Pack 4 is not to be used.installed onto any XP. Check in the
Windows 2000 newsgroups.

 

[Guest]

You might notice, if you re-read the OP, that he put SP4 on a Windows 2000
server, not an XP machine.

I'm sorry I don't have anything to help the OP, but I get tired of
responders who don't read the posts.

 

[NobodyMan]

Buzz,

Relax. This is just Yves. He is constantly handing out bad advice
and dangerous half-truths on these boards. Take what he advises with
a grain of salt (and a big grain, at that).

 

[NobodyMan]

Greetings!

I have XP machines with no sp spontaneously rebooting after a domain logon.
It only happens once. The only thing I changed was I applied SP4 to my
Windows 2000 Server (AD/DNS). My XP SP2 machines have not experiencedx this
phenomenon. Any ideas?

I'm running a spy-sweep and anti-virus scan. Otherwise, does anyone know
what it is about SP 4 that might cause this behavior-- or maybe it's not sp4?

THANKS!

Jason

What you isntalled on your server will have no effect on your XP box.
Whatever is going on is not related to the SP4 upgrade.

 

[Steve N.]

Greetings!

I have XP machines with no sp spontaneously rebooting after a domain logon.
It only happens once. The only thing I changed was I applied SP4 to my
Windows 2000 Server (AD/DNS). My XP SP2 machines have not experiencedx this
phenomenon. Any ideas?

I'm running a spy-sweep and anti-virus scan. Otherwise, does anyone know
what it is about SP 4 that might cause this behavior-- or maybe it's not sp4?

THANKS!

Jason

I would ask in one of the Windows servers group.

Steve