My new installed server unexectedly shuts down every day!!! please help!! I just installed sp 2010 thanksMCPD ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPER http://wantmvp.blogspot.com/

Hi, Can you please navigate to Event Viewer to check whether there are any error? By the way, was the problematic computer shutting down at a special time or anytime in one day? In addition, please help me to collect the following information: 1. What’s the exact meaning of “I just installed sp 2010” in your description? 2. How long have you installed Windows Server 2008? Have you activated it? Best Regards, Vincent Hu

HI 1. Sharepoint 2010 2. No I havent activated I just installed it for testing and learning sp 2010 ThanksMCPD ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPER http://wantmvp.blogspot.com/

Hello, Did you have the same hardware operating fine before installing Server 2008 or is this new hardware? Does it auto-shutdown if you boot up and leave it running in safe mode? MiguelMiguel Fra / Falcon ITS Computer & Network Support, Miami, FL Visit our Knowledgebase Sharepoint Site

Yes, the hardware is this same PC which has win7 running perfect. I will try the shutdown mode thxMCPD ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPER http://wantmvp.blogspot.com/

I found this warnings or errors on the eventviewer Windows license activation failed. Error 0x00000000. License Activation (slui.exe) failed with the following error code: 0x800401F9MCPD ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPER http://wantmvp.blogspot.com/

Are you by chance running a beta version of the operating system? Is this a legal version of the Operating System? Beta versions have all begun their shutdown routines as they are no longer valid versions of the Operating System. View my MCP Certifications

According to the download its an RTM.MCPD ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPER http://wantmvp.blogspot.com/

Hi, It seems that the issue cause by the “activation”. So please help me to collect the following formation: 1. How long have you installed the Windows Server 2008? 2. Please run “systeminfo” in an elevated CMD prompt command line and then paste the output here. 3. Please run “slmgr /dlv” in an elevated CMD prompt command line and then paste the output here. Best Regards, Vincent Hu

Hi, Inline to vincent suggestion, can you check the below article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/921471/en-us