A client of mine had a computer that was running MS Server 2008, which pretty much starts "logically" the same as Vista. They use the Boot manager instead of Boot.ini.
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When attempting to logon locally to the computer they recieve the following error:
no logon servers available to service the logon request
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To fix:
1. Boot From the CD
2. Select your language, click Next.
3. Select Repair Computer.
4. Select the OS Instance. Click Next .
5. Select Command Line.
6. At the Command-Line type "bcedit". Press enter. Here you'll see an entry "safeboot = minimal". If you do see this entry, we must delete it.
7. To remove the safeboot , you should use the following : bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot
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When attempting to logon locally to the computer they recieve the following error:
no logon servers available to service the logon request
=========
To fix:
1. Boot From the CD
2. Select your language, click Next.
3. Select Repair Computer.
4. Select the OS Instance. Click Next .
5. Select Command Line.
6. At the Command-Line type "bcedit". Press enter. Here you'll see an entry "safeboot = minimal". If you do see this entry, we must delete it.
7. To remove the safeboot , you should use the following : bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot
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