remussmc
Member
Hi all,
Would like to check if anyone encounter same problem as me, and found solution :
We are have about 30 PC with Oneworld installed, OS incluidng Win95,Win98, WinNT & WinME.
Start from 2-3 months back, we realised certain PC are suddenly getting very bad performance on access to Oneworld.
I mean only certain PC, where at the same time, other PC are running fine ! This mean should not related to Server Performance.
The bad performance mean.. After click on Oneworld Icon, it take 10 second to appear Oneworld Login Screen, and after ID and PW, it take 20 second to Enter Oneworld. And inside oneworld, all operation take 3 times of the normal respond time.
Uninstalled Oneworld and redeploy it again will NOT solve the problem, but you got to REMOVE and REINSTALL Windows !!
I've check and confirm the PC is Virus Free !!
With my later research, I need not to remove Windows, but just remove all files in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM then perform a reinstall of Windows will solve the problem, therefore I suspect some files in that folder are corrupted.
Is anyone encounter the same problem? Any better suggestion ?
Thanks and Regards.
Remus Shai
Yee Lee Corporation Bhd
OW B732.1, NT4.0, SQL 6.5,
Would like to check if anyone encounter same problem as me, and found solution :
We are have about 30 PC with Oneworld installed, OS incluidng Win95,Win98, WinNT & WinME.
Start from 2-3 months back, we realised certain PC are suddenly getting very bad performance on access to Oneworld.
I mean only certain PC, where at the same time, other PC are running fine ! This mean should not related to Server Performance.
The bad performance mean.. After click on Oneworld Icon, it take 10 second to appear Oneworld Login Screen, and after ID and PW, it take 20 second to Enter Oneworld. And inside oneworld, all operation take 3 times of the normal respond time.
Uninstalled Oneworld and redeploy it again will NOT solve the problem, but you got to REMOVE and REINSTALL Windows !!
I've check and confirm the PC is Virus Free !!
With my later research, I need not to remove Windows, but just remove all files in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM then perform a reinstall of Windows will solve the problem, therefore I suspect some files in that folder are corrupted.
Is anyone encounter the same problem? Any better suggestion ?
Thanks and Regards.
Remus Shai
Yee Lee Corporation Bhd
OW B732.1, NT4.0, SQL 6.5,