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  • Pete-KT
    Workin With The Devil
    • Oct 2004
    • 51532

    #1

    Windows XP freezing up(question)

    One of the servers I run for a client has windows xp Pro on it, its a security system, it will boot up perfectly fine but freezes before launching the startup program, if you let it sit for a few minutes then reboot it loads fine, but when you restart it locks up as soon as it gets in windows, what would cause this?
  • Helix
    Confirmed User
    • Feb 2002
    • 6021

    #2
    If I were you I'd open msconfig and disable everything in the startup tab that wasn't essential to Windows starting properly. Then you'd find out if it was a software(Windows) or hardware(HDD) problem.

    btw - you are local to me, we should hook up sometime.

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    • split_joel
      Confirmed User
      • Jan 2005
      • 2270

      #3
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      • sickbeatz
        The Hustler
        • Feb 2005
        • 4993

        #4
        probably has a rootkit installed on it

        format, reinstall off-network install sec patches and then put it online

        i know ppl who have had their systems compromised by worms seconds after an xp installation.

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        • split_joel
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2005
          • 2270

          #5
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          • fris
            I have to go potty
            • Aug 2002
            • 55861

            #6
            you should have a bunch of stuff disabled in servicies. plus you should goto cmd, and type netstat -a to see the active connections, check to see no ports are open that shouldnt be. if their is any weird activity try telneting to a port if it connects they their is something installed there.
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            • Pete-KT
              Workin With The Devil
              • Oct 2004
              • 51532

              #7
              Originally posted by Helix
              If I were you I'd open msconfig and disable everything in the startup tab that wasn't essential to Windows starting properly. Then you'd find out if it was a software(Windows) or hardware(HDD) problem.

              btw - you are local to me, we should hook up sometime.
              Where you located?

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