DNS Server Client won't start - dependent service does not exist

[pajk]

Network location services has been set. I don't see the LEGACY_TDX in the registry. I have TCPIP TCPIPREG TDTCP and TSSECSRV

 

[Kaktussoft]

you are simply missing key as described in #19
All things in that key are default things even {8ECC055D-047F-11D1-A537-0000F8753ED1}

But creating the key manually won't work. You don't have permissions to do it. But we gonna fix that

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Select what is value of Default on the right panel?

Since when do you have the problems?

 

[pajk]

Default is (value not set) I noticed the problem about 2 weeks ago but it may have been going on longer.

 

[Kaktussoft]

Default is (value not set) I noticed the problem about 2 weeks ago but it may have been going on longer.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Select what is value of Default on the right panel?

 

[pajk]

It is the same as you have posted

 

[Kaktussoft]

It is the same as you have posted

I find another easy trick to do it.

Create a folder C:\TDX
Put both files I attach in that folder

One file is psexec.exe and one file is ff.reg (my LEGACY_TDX key)

In elevated command prompt:

C:
CD  \TDX
psexec -i -s cmd.exe
[B]A new command prompt window opens. Goto that window[/B]
whoami
[B]Are you really system now?[/B]
C:
CD  \TDX
start  ff.reg
[B]import succesfully?[/B]

Check registry if key has been created (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_TDX)

Post back results

Reboot system. Now it works? You can delete C:\TDX if you don't need it anymore

 

[pajk]

I got the attached error when running start ff.reg from an elevated command prompt

 

[pajk]

Hi-
Uploading the TDX registry worked, I now have DNS server running and can access all my shared drives. Thanks for all your help.

 

[Kaktussoft]

Hi-
Uploading the TDX registry worked, I now have DNS server running and can access all my shared drives. Thanks for all your help.

DHCP Client service is still not dependend of TDX. Don't know why but that's wrong!!

In registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\Dhcp
change value of DependOnService to value as shown

Who did delete the dependency? Who did delete the registry key LEGACY_TDX? Did you have a virus? Did you clean a virus?

 

[Kaktussoft]

I got the attached error when running start ff.reg from an elevated command prompt

Did you do EXACTLY what I told in #26 ?

 

[chapster5]

Sorry for a bump on this thread,

I have this DNS won't start problem, all the other services needed for file sharing have started (Server, DHCP, so on...) Just this DNS Client I am missing to make it complete. I tried that ff.reg up above and I get the error "Error cannot access registry".

Any help guys? I have recently had an issue with DHCP not starting and deleting that Dependent registry key fixed that just this DNS now won't boot?

Thanks

Nick

 

[Kaktussoft]

Sorry for a bump on this thread,

I have this DNS won't start problem, all the other services needed for file sharing have started (Server, DHCP, so on...) Just this DNS Client I am missing to make it complete. I tried that ff.reg up above and I get the error "Error cannot access registry".

Any help guys? I have recently had an issue with DHCP not starting and deleting that Dependent registry key fixed that just this DNS now won't boot?

Thanks

Nick

What did you delete? Did you try to import my fix with psexec?

 

[chapster5]

I deleted the "DependonService" from the DHCP registry. I cannot seem to see an exe file for psexec? I made a .bat file and copied the code into it and ran it and it prompted me, do I really want to mess with the registry yadda yadda I chose yes and that's when it said the registry is not accessible.

C:
CD  \TDX
psexec -i -s cmd.exe
A new command prompt window opens. Goto that window
whoami
Are you really system now?
C:
CD  \TDX
start  ff.reg
import succesfully?

That's what I put in the bat file.

 

[Kaktussoft]

I deleted the "DependonService" from the DHCP registry. I cannot seem to see an exe file for psexec? I made a .bat file and copied the code into it and ran it and it prompted me, do I really want to mess with the registry yadda yadda I chose yes and that's when it said the registry is not accessible.

C:
CD  \TDX
psexec -i -s cmd.exe
A new command prompt window opens. Goto that window
whoami
Are you really system now?
C:
CD  \TDX
start  ff.reg
import succesfully?

That's what I put in the bat file.

Now psexec is attached. Put in in c:\windows\system32
After that open an http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/783-elevated-command-prompt.html
Now do MANUALLY:

C:
CD  \TDX
psexec -i -s cmd.exe
A new command prompt window opens. Goto that window
whoami
Are you really system now?
C:
CD  \TDX
start  ff.reg
import succesfully?

You may delete folder \TDX afterwards if you wish

I deleted the "DependonService" from the DHCP registry

What exactly did you delete? Anyway revert the changes!

 

[chapster5]

Cheers for the reply,

I still cannot see the attached psexec.exe mate. I never made a backup of DependonService before I deleted it the guide I read didn't mention about backing it up? It must have been rewritten back into the registry as DHCP is running fine where as before it wasn't.

Nick

 

[Kaktussoft]

Cheers for the reply,

I still cannot see the attached psexec.exe mate. I never made a backup of DependonService before I deleted it the guide I read didn't mention about backing it up? It must have been rewritten back into the registry as DHCP is running fine where as before it wasn't.

Nick

psexec is in zip file on PsExec
I don't know why attachement is gone

 

[Kaktussoft]

Are those values still in registry?