Hallo NG
ich m?chte gerne mein Rechner ( Windows NT 4.0 Server ) mit Windows 2000 Pro
SP3 / SP4 oder WindowsXP Home / Pro update
wenn ich das versuche install das Neue Windows sich NEU und macht kein

We currently use SUS to keep our XP Prof clients up to date with patches
But the boss wants us to do the same with our Windows 2000 servers  -
obviously doing it on a test one first.
Does anyone else do this - or has anyone any recommendations?

I have a W2kServer DC and a Win2003Enterprise Terminal server, I want to
upgrade my Win2K to a Win2003.
When I prepare the schema with adprep /forestprep, I get an error like this
Adprep heeft een Win32-fout aangetroffen.

Recently, we have had four machines on different domains come up with
the same error message.
Files that are requested for Windows to run properly have been
replaced by unrecognized versions.  Please insert the Windows 2000 CD

I installed KB890175 and KB891711 on my W2K Pro machine this evening.  When I
went to reboot, I got halfway through the white windows screen with the
progress bar and the the blue screen.
I logged onto the recovery console and found the $NtUninstallKB890175$ and

Received an error messgage indicating amgrsrvc.exe has
generated errors and Windows will be closing it.
Can anyone tell me what this is and how to correct?
Thanks

Some updates, including KB885835 require more disk space on drive C: then I
have. Using the the /n switch (no backup) solved the problem until now, but
KB885835 seems to need even more space on drive C:.
I get the following message:

I have SUS setup on my W2K Server (SP4) which is also the
domain controller, DNS, DHCP and IIS provider. Using a GPO
for the domain I have configured the clients to run AU.
On the clients (all W2K Prof with SP4), in registry,

I have a Windows 2000 Professional SP4 computer. I keep
getting notifications, every 3-4 days, that the same six
updates are ready to be installed. I click install now
and receive the installations completed successfully

I am getting a WFP error at start up on a win 2000 pro box that goes like
this...
Files that are required for Windows to run properly have been replaced by
unrecognized versions. To maintain system stability, Windows must restore the

I've frequently noticed that the installation phase of Windows Update
in my W2K takes very long time. I've never clocked it but it appears to
be twice the time it took to download the updates. Does anyone know
what goes on during the installation that can take such long time?

What are the registry keys and their settings required to run Windows Update
locally.
Our AD GPOs prevent running it, but I need to get the latest patches
installed on my computer.  I've run the updates through the Baseline

Can anybody help me please
After a power cut my Win2k boots as far as a screen that tells me that
awegina.dll has failed to load.
Trying to boot in safe mode it tells me that the pagefile is too small.