Call Me A Fool If You Will (Windows 2000 Advanced Server Pro

This is a discussion about Call Me A Fool If You Will (Windows 2000 Advanced Server Pro in the Windows Networking category; OK here the story i have been away on holiday and some fool let the bosses son have access to the domain controler (Windows 2000 Avanced Server), It Turn out the bosses son thought he would help me out and (dare i say it) run clean sweep on the Domain Controler (PS just want to state i DID NOT Give Hime the adminis ...

Windows Networking 2246 This topic was started by pkirtley, 2002-11-25 13:52. Last reply by IMarshal, 2002-11-26 19:42

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pkirtley

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2002-11-25 14:52

OK here the story i have been away on holiday and some fool let the bosses son have access to the domain controler (Windows 2000 Avanced Server), It Turn out the bosses son thought he would help me out and (dare i say it) run clean sweep on the Domain Controler (PS just want to state i DID NOT Give Hime the administrator password or rights).

Now The problem i have is msdtc.exe is taking up 98% of the system Resorces and i cant Think of anything else to try

Anyone got any suggestions

Thanx For Ya Help In Advance

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DosFreak

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2002-11-25 16:07

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pkirtley

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2002-11-25 17:08

Service Pack 3

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2002-11-26 19:42

Create a process dump of the msdtc.exe process and post it somewhere public. Someone with a knowledge of debuggers can take a look and perhaps pinpoint the problem.