Hi, I can use correctly my notebook (HP Pavillon dv6519ea)with Vista
Ultimate if I use a local account, but since I joined it on my office
domain(Win2003) I can't correctly logon in the domain; I can keep on
correctly logon with a local account and browse the network, but if I
try to logon with my domain account, it shows a black screen with the
white mouse pointer and nothing happens till I press CTRL+ALT+DEL and
then it shows again the logon interface. Lately I tried to logon to
the domain, booting my PC in safe mode and it works: I can logon to
the domain and it creates the profile folder under c:\users but still
doesn't work in normal mode.
Any help? Thanks

Sounds like a corrupt profile. Log on as another user with admin rights,
delete the profile you log onto the domain with, log off, and on as the
domain user. this will recreate your profile, obviously you will loose any
personalization and files under %username%\Documents, but you can get the
files before you delete the profile. There is a remote chance chkdsk will
fix any corruption, but I wouldn't count on it.

"Michele Perrotta" <disney.walter@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1195082851.697250.23390@xxxxxx

> Hi, I can use correctly my notebook (HP Pavillon dv6519ea)with Vista
> Ultimate if I use a local account, but since I joined it on my office
> domain(Win2003) I can't correctly logon in the domain; I can keep on
> correctly logon with a local account and browse the network, but if I
> try to logon with my domain account, it shows a black screen with the
> white mouse pointer and nothing happens till I press CTRL+ALT+DEL and
> then it shows again the logon interface. Lately I tried to logon to
> the domain, booting my PC in safe mode and it works: I can logon to
> the domain and it creates the profile folder under c:\users but still
> doesn't work in normal mode.
> Any help? Thanks
>

On 15 Nov, 03:27, "Michael O" <momal...@xxxxxx> wrote:

> Sounds like a corrupt profile. Log on as another user with admin rights,
> delete the profile you log onto the domain with, log off, and on as the
> domain user. this will recreate your profile, obviously you will loose any
> personalization and files under %username%\Documents, but you can get the
> files before you delete the profile. There is a remote chance chkdsk will
> fix any corruption, but I wouldn't count on it.
>
> "Michele Perrotta" <disney.wal...@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>
> news:1195082851.697250.23390@xxxxxx

I''ll make this try, but I've tell you that I have could not log in to
the domain and never created the profile folder till I tried in safe
mode; so this means that I was in the situation of not having the
profile folder for many days and never had success to log into the
doamin while having any folder profile. I'm afraid could be an HW
problem...

It sounds like something in the domain logon script may not be Vista
compatible. Can you try logging on with a domain administrator account? If
you can then you may have to change your logon scripts or give the domain
users local administrator rights. If you still can't logon try disabling any
logon scripts for that user and see if you can logon.

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Michele Perrotta" <disney.walter@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:72580227-ada8-475d-9b6a-0d6e42e4f80a@xxxxxx

> On 15 Nov, 03:27, "Michael O" <momal...@xxxxxx> wrote:

>> Sounds like a corrupt profile. Log on as another user with admin rights,
>> delete the profile you log onto the domain with, log off, and on as the
>> domain user. this will recreate your profile, obviously you will loose
>> any
>> personalization and files under %username%\Documents, but you can get the
>> files before you delete the profile. There is a remote chance chkdsk
>> will
>> fix any corruption, but I wouldn't count on it.
>>
>> "Michele Perrotta" <disney.wal...@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>>
>> news:1195082851.697250.23390@xxxxxx

> I''ll make this try, but I've tell you that I have could not log in to
> the domain and never created the profile folder till I tried in safe
> mode; so this means that I was in the situation of not having the
> profile folder for many days and never had success to log into the
> doamin while having any folder profile. I'm afraid could be an HW
> problem...

I got the same problem even if I try to logon with a domain administrator
account; anyway my domain account is member of groups Domain Admins and
Administrators on the Domain Controller and member of group Administrators
on my Vista notebook (I have created a local profile for my domain account
starting Vista in safe mode); there is no logon script for my domain
account.
On my Vista Application event viewer I see: "Application error, application
that caused the error LogonUI.exe version 6.0.6000.16386, module that caused
the error MSVCR70.dll version 7.0.9955.0" or something similar (it's in
italian)
Thanks

"Kerry Brown" <kerry@xxxxxx-tems.c*a*m> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:775149C8-E4F5-47C9-A18E-E13B6361BF91@xxxxxx

> It sounds like something in the domain logon script may not be Vista
> compatible. Can you try logging on with a domain administrator account? If
> you can then you may have to change your logon scripts or give the domain
> users local administrator rights. If you still can't logon try disabling
> any logon scripts for that user and see if you can logon.
>
> --
> Kerry Brown
> Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
> http://www.vistahelp.ca
>
>

What was the eventid and source?

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Michele Perrotta" <m.perrotta@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Ot01WQ6JIHA.748@xxxxxx

>I got the same problem even if I try to logon with a domain administrator
>account; anyway my domain account is member of groups Domain Admins and
>Administrators on the Domain Controller and member of group Administrators
>on my Vista notebook (I have created a local profile for my domain account
>starting Vista in safe mode); there is no logon script for my domain
>account.
> On my Vista Application event viewer I see: "Application error,
> application that caused the error LogonUI.exe version 6.0.6000.16386,
> module that caused the error MSVCR70.dll version 7.0.9955.0" or something
> similar (it's in italian)
> Thanks
>
> "Kerry Brown" <kerry@xxxxxx-tems.c*a*m> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:775149C8-E4F5-47C9-A18E-E13B6361BF91@xxxxxx

>> It sounds like something in the domain logon script may not be Vista
>> compatible. Can you try logging on with a domain administrator account?
>> If you can then you may have to change your logon scripts or give the
>> domain users local administrator rights. If you still can't logon try
>> disabling any logon scripts for that user and see if you can logon.
>>
>> --
>> Kerry Brown
>> Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
>> http://www.vistahelp.ca
>>
>>

>

EventID=1000
Source=Application error
Thanks

"Kerry Brown" <kerry@xxxxxx-tems.c*a*m> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:92D02C18-A38C-4AF4-B20B-6746442B5D68@xxxxxx

> What was the eventid and source?
>
> --
> Kerry Brown
> Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
> http://www.vistahelp.ca
>
>

That is a very generic error. Not much help. It sounds like a problem with
permissions and group policy. You may get some hints here.

http://www.avianwaves.com/Blogs/Tech...ista-Domain-Ad

I like the idea of putting the computer in a special OU with all group
policies blocked as a test.

If you are redirecting the profile or any folders I'd try disabling this as
well to see if this may be the problem.

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Michele Perrotta" <m.perrotta@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eXO0SqDKIHA.1164@xxxxxx

> EventID=1000
> Source=Application error
> Thanks
>
> "Kerry Brown" <kerry@xxxxxx-tems.c*a*m> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:92D02C18-A38C-4AF4-B20B-6746442B5D68@xxxxxx

>> What was the eventid and source?
>>
>> --
>> Kerry Brown
>> Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
>> http://www.vistahelp.ca
>>
>>

>

Finally I made it! It was the VeriSoft Access sw installed on my
notebook(it reads fingerprints), once I stopped the service,
everything worked properly.
thanks to anybody

Thanks for the update. It's always good to find out what programs aren't
compatible.

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Michele Perrotta" <disney.walter@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:a7254004-2830-4fff-9c16-0611a697007b@xxxxxx

> Finally I made it! It was the VeriSoft Access sw installed on my
> notebook(it reads fingerprints), once I stopped the service,
> everything worked properly.
> thanks to anybody