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by gt
We had a similar problem after we replaced some NIC drivers on a server. Had to boot into safe mode F8 (no network) and replace drivers. Or, if worse comes to worse you could try the recovery options on the W2K Server CD, ERD or replacing system files, this will resolve a lot of system driver issues and has saved me on a number of occassions.
Good Luck
by tjordan4
by vh_s
You didn't include the specifications of your computer and network.
But, it could come due to a lot of harddisk swapping ( too less memory ), or busy server, or DHCP problem.
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