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Old Feb 12, 2008, 03:06 PM   #1
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Server Execution Failed

Please Help,

I am working on a laptop here at the office for a co worker, and I cannot load the network settings and the USB doesnt work. Other problems might be there but those are the only ones I have noticed at first glance

When I rest on the Network icon in the taskbar (VISTA) it says Server Execution Failed.

I have tried a system restore and I have restarted all services I could find that are remotely related to this. After googlin the issue I have found it to be tied in with AIM on Vista, among other things.

Has anyone seen this or found a solution that doesnt require a reimage?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!! THANKS!
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Old Feb 12, 2008, 03:29 PM   #2
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Have you tried adding Administrator to Local Users & Group.This has fixed some people's problem with "Server Execution Failed",but I think they were also getting a warning in event viewer - the error 7023 "The Network List Service service
terminated with the following error: Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service."

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http://www.chicagotech.net/netforums...pic.php?t=1001

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>>Right click "Computer"
>>Click "Manage"
>>Under the "System Tools" section, Double click "Local Users and Groups"
>>Click "Groups"
>>Right click "Administrators"
>>Click "Add to group..."
>>Click "Add"
>>Click "Advanced"
>>Click "Find Now"
>>Double click "Local Service"
>>Click "Ok"
>>"NT Authority\Local Service" should show up in the list now
>>Click "Ok"
>>Close Computer Management and reboot.
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Old Feb 12, 2008, 03:32 PM   #3
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thank you, but that fix doenst work on Vista Home Premium. I found that one myself!
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Did you try the command prompt way

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get admin command prompt by clicking Start

then in the search box type "cmd"

Then press CTRL + Shift + Enter

you will have a

C:\Windows\system32>

then you type

net localgroup Administrators Local Service /add

hit enter
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that worked but i had to do it in safe mode, THANKS!
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NP, glad it worked -can add it to my list of Vista fixes,like to keep these fixes in case I ever run into problems fixing friends pc's.
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FYI that also fixed my USB problem I was having too!
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Thanks,nice one -everyone is happy now,glad you got the problems sorted.

I personally like Vista but it can be a bi*@h at times.

EDIT:One question -where you trying to connect to a new network when this problem started or was it out of the blue?
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Thanks,nice one -everyone is happy now,glad you got the problems sorted.

I personally like Vista but it can be a bi*@h at times.

EDIT:One question -where you trying to connect to a new network when this problem started or was it out of the blue?
well i dont know, it was a field superintendents computer. And it started doing it right after AIM was installed. funny eh?

So right now I am re installing aim to see if the problem comes back up again. From all the reading I have done here it looks like a problem with certain programs just disabling something. Really weird

After a reinstall of aim and a restart everything still works fine, but I have heard its from a Viewpoint program that AIM trys to install with AIM.
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HMMM Viewpoint-that program has come up before

http://spyware.factexpert.com/1207-s...-viewpoint.phphttp://spyware.factexpert.com/1207-s...-viewpoint.php
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