Sorry about that. I was afraid it might look that way.
Anyway, the resources are being eaten up while the initial screen is
loading. It is not an instantaneous thing. The longer it takes to get that
initial screen, the lower the resources go until, well, there are no more
to be had.
What I was trying to say was that the problem doesn't begin until after you
enter your password (there is no drain happening while you are being
prompted for a password).
Michael Milette
At 12:29 PM 2001-04-18 +0100, you wrote:
> > To see exactly why your system is crashing, run the Windows Resource Meter
> > on your task bar. You will notice that after you enter your password (as
> > the initial screen is loading up), your system resources will drop like a
> > rock. If you manage to finish downloading the initial screen before you
>run
> > out of resources, most of your resources will come right back. However if
> > the initial screen doesn't finish coming up before you run out of
> > resources, the system will crash.
>
> > >On that box, I am running Windows 98 SE with two network cards. One is
> > >using DHCP (to my DSL modem) and the other uses a 192.168.100.xxx
>address.
> > >Using that computer as a remote, it works great going to my Windows 2000
> > >laptop. But when using it as a host, as soon as the password is entered
>by
> > >the remote, the Win 98 system crashes.
>
>The second paragraph suggests the server crashes the instant the password
>has been entered, while the first paragraph indicates there should be a
>delay while the server eats resources trying to transmit the data.
>
>These two symptoms sounds different to me. Can you clarify whether this is
>the case?
>
>Cheers,
>
>J.N.Weatherall
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