Restoration of Win2k system damage
My system isWin2k Advanced Server.
I have installed sqlserver2k, ASP. net1.0 and ASP. net1.1, microsoftvisualstudio6.0, and IBM Informix on my machine.Client-SDK 2.81, Lotus Notes, Adobe Reader 6.0, Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004, Macromedia Flash MX 2004, ACD Systems, Microsoft Office, and many other application software.
A few days ago, when I updated the NIC Driver, I suddenly got out of power.After the machine is restarted, a lot of problems occur. First, the network neighbors cannot see it. The attributes in the network ID of my computer's properties are dimmed, so the Working Group name cannot be changed. Later, it was found that all services, including DNS, web, and FTP servers, could not be started.
I was in urgent needAsp.net, So I uninstalled IIS and re-installed it. The result showed no response. I had no choice but to find the win2kserver installation disc. After I started it, I chose to automatically fix the installation, after the installation is complete, check whether the startup log still reports an error. I am a little dizzy, but I have to stop all the services one by one in the control panel-management tools-services and then restart them, I did not expect that most of the services have been successfully started. I changed all the required service attributes to automatic start. After the shutdown and restart, I was actually OK.
After iis, restore asp.netto normal work, find the complete path of aspnet_regiis.exe, and then enter c: \ winnt \ Microsoft. NET \ framework \ v1.1.4322 \ aspnet_regiis.exe-I. After a while, the system prompts that Asp.net is successfully installed. Then, find the corresponding virtual directory in the Internet Service Manager, click "CREATE" in the "directory" of its properties, and then confirm to exit. Run the corresponding Asp.net project in IE.
Asp.netis restored, but sqlserver2k7. sqlmangr.exe-ordinal cannot be located at the order number 29 in the dynamic link library odbcbcp. DLL ", considering that the win2kserver installation disk has been restored, some dynamic link libraries may be restored to a lower version, so I used Windows Update to update it online, after the installation is complete, I reinstall sqlserver completely. Then I updated IE to ie6.0, which was changed to 5.0, and the machine has completely recovered. In fact, I suspect that after updating the system using Windows Update, sqlserver may run normally without re-installation.