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| − | ==Windows hangs before the login window appears or after pressing CTRL+ALT+Delete==
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| − | <b>Possible Culprits</b>: Novell Client
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| − | <b>Possible Solutions</b>:
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| − | * Wait patiently for the login screen to appear
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| − | * Update the Novell Client from \\Snowleopard\vol1\Software\Software-Windows
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| − | * Uninstall the novell client (control panel => add/remove programs, works in safe mode) then reinstall the Novell Client from \\Snowleopard\vol1\Software\Software-Windows
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| − | * Remove the novell client from the login screen:
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| − | ** Login through safe mode if normal mode is not working
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| − | ** Start => Run => nwtray.exe => OK
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| − | ** Look in system tray, right-click the red "N" => Select "Properties", under "Advanced Login", scroll down in the list and set "Initial Novell Login" to "Off". You can then drag Start => Programs => Novell Client to the Desktop (so customers can run the novell login AFTER the windows login)
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| − | ==Windows hangs after login but before seeing the desktop==
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| − | Possible culprits: Novell client (see above). Old wireless drivers. Hanging printer spooler service.
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| − | Note: Before proceding with the solutions, start => run => compmgmt.msc => even viewer => system, then view the errors whose time stamp coincides with the hang.
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| − | Possible Solutions: Novell client (see above). Update wireless and wired network drivers. Remove all printers and reinstall them.
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