Re: Corrupt SYSVOL by Paul
Paul
Wed Jan 26 17:35:59 CST 2005
Jeff, thanks for your attention.
I have now resolved the problem by deleting the sysvol folders and
recreating them. The trick to overcome my earlier stumbling block was
to boot in safe mode, thus avoiding the locked folder which was
preventing deletion.
Thanks anyway, Paul.
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 21:27:08 -0600, "Jeff Middleton [SBS-MVP]"
<jeff@cfisolutions.com> wrote:
>Before pursuing the obvious, my first question is if you have a system state
>backup.
>
>My second question....
>
>is your logon process working?
>
>Having a broken replication on an SBS is not the kiss of death.
>
>You symptoms would be useful info.
>
>
>"Paul Smith" <me@nospam.vortis.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:fd2bv0tu2qrhe9oejf43ppff6ic7h34ed6@4ax.com...
>> I have come to the conclusion that my SYSVOL files are corrupt, and
>> the FRS service cannot start. Only now have I realised that I should
>> be making System State backups.
>> Is there a simple way to start again with a fresh SYSVOL set?
>> The only resources I can find on the web suggests that I restore from
>> another domain server, but this is SBS - there are no other servers.
>>
>> I'd be grateful for any ideas offered.
>