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I have a user that just recently received a message indicating that the Vnssdlcp service did not start up. I found these on my system and it's an .sys and a .vxd. Any ideas on how to correct this problem? I thought about copying to his directory but I'm unable to see these files on the disk or on our Public Directory that I copied them to. It's not stopping him from working but he visits me every day now.
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by archibald
Ok I know I am being A jerk but you don't exactly know what isn't starting associated with these do you?
So here is an idea to get you started.
netmanage
http://supportweb.netmanage.com/patches/nsp-31x.asp
The .VXD you listed is also mentionedhere. So see if an application has been blown away somehow and clean up the registry if no longer used or reinstal { fix somehow } if the user does need it.
You're not being a jerk, I had no idea and I couldn't find anything in TechNet. Thanks for giving me a place to look and figure out what exactly was messed up.
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