Help me with this

[Ryanwb]

I have these certain computers in my office....a process that is required is set to "automatic" to start. When the workstation is rebooted it goes to a "paused" status. These processes have no dependencies, they just go to pause and I have to manually resume them everyday. Can someone tell me how to fix this?

 

[jf-08]

If you are running XP and are on a network and log yourself off then some auto functions do not work properly

 

[maddogkf]

Originally posted by Ryanwb
I have these certain computers in my office....a process that is required is set to "automatic" to start. When the workstation is rebooted it goes to a "paused" status. These processes have no dependencies, they just go to pause and I have to manually resume them everyday. Can someone tell me how to fix this?

PUNT!

 

[Chaz]

Originally posted by Ryanwb
I have these certain computers in my office....a process that is required is set to "automatic" to start. When the workstation is rebooted it goes to a "paused" status. These processes have no dependencies, they just go to pause and I have to manually resume them everyday. Can someone tell me how to fix this?

What OS is it? Is it a service (daemon) or a program? Any log messages?

 

[Ryanwb]

Re: Re: Help me with this

Originally posted by SirChaz
What OS is it? Is it a service (daemon) or a program? Any log messages?

Windows XP and Netmeeting for example is always 'paused'

 

[bratwurst]

Are there any errors or warnings in the event log?

I know netmeeting will stop responding also if certain ports are being blocked. Is there a firewall in place locally on the computer?

 

[Ryanwb]

Originally posted by bratwurst
Are there any errors or warnings in the event log?

I know netmeeting will stop responding also if certain ports are being blocked. Is there a firewall in place locally on the computer?

Nope all clear and there is no firewall being run locally

 

[andrewj]

Did you ever nail this? I have exactly the same problem...

Cheers - Andrew