Exception on Windows XP Pro startup.

Greetings,
I have been unable to start an AdminServer or a Application Server after installation.
-The server.log contains the following messages
[09/Jan/2003:16:28:45] INFO ( 492): CORE1116: Sun ONE Application Server 7.0
[09/Jan/2003:16:28:52] INFO ( 492): CORE5076: Using [Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM, Version 1.4.0_02] from [Sun Microsystems Inc.]
[09/Jan/2003:16:29:06] INFO ( 492): JMS5023: JMS service successfully started. Instance Name = domain1_server1, Home = [C:\Java\Sun\AppServer7\imq\bin].
[09/Jan/2003:16:29:10] WARNING ( 492):
com.iplanet.ias.cis.connection.ConnectException: ServerConnection::Accept failed
at com.iplanet.ias.cis.connection.ServerConnection.accept(ServerConnection.java:249)
at com.sun.corba.ee.internal.iiop.ListenerThread.run(ListenerThread.java:77)
-The install.log contains
INFO - Start core server configuration.
INFO - Domain successfully created
INFO - Server instance successfully created
WARNING - SNMP subagent installation did not succeed
INFO - End core server configuration.
INFO - Start samples configuration.
INFO - End samples configuration.
INFO - Start Sun ONE Messaging Queue configuration
INFO - End Sun ONE Messaging Queue configuration
INFO - Start PointBase configuration
INFO - End PointBase configuration
-The changes I have made post installation are:
Adding C:/Java/Sun/AppServer7/bin to the end of the PATH
-The Platform is as follows:
Intel Pentium 4
Windows XP Professional SP1
-The changes I have tried to get around the problems are:
1.Changed the 0.0.0.0 ip address in the server.xml file to my specifc ip address. -No change
2.Removed all other programs and services from starting up at boot time. -No change
- Has anyone in the forum seen this exception or have any suggestions ?
Thanks in advance,
Peter.

Hi,
Based on my research, I would like to suggest the following:
1.
Disable simple file sharing on the Windows XP computer:
How to disable simple file sharing and how to set
permissions on a shared folder in Windows XP
2.
On the Windows 7 computer, go to “Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Network and Sharing Center\Advanced sharing settings” and ensure that the
following items are turned ON:
Network Discovery
File and printer sharing
And this one is OFF:
Password protected sharing
3.
Temporarily disable or remove all the security software (firewall, anti-virus, anti-spyware, etc.) on the computers and check if it works.
In addition,
I would like to share the following with you for your reference:
Troubleshoot file and printer
sharing
Hope this helps. Thanks.
Nicholas Li - MSFT

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As troubleshooting, I first ran msconfig, and then turned OFF all programs that boot at start up EXCEPT itunes and quicktime. After a restart, i opened itunes again, and got the same result. That led me to believe that iTunes was NOT being blocked by another program on my machine. I am currently running itunes 10.7 successfully on a Windows 7 32 machine at work. Anyhow, for grins, I tried to install version 9 on the new computer, and it installed perfectly, and immediately connected to the itunes store, leading me to believe that there is nothing wrong with my software configuration (not sure if this is a safe assumption or not). I then tried to let iTunes update itself using the automated update function. It tried to update itself to the most current version, then 10.6. Again, iTunes was unable to connect to the iTunes store. I HAVE tried disabling the anti-virus software (AVG), but that made no difference.
I have since gone back and reinstalled iTunes 9. Here's the catch though. When I reinstalled using version 9, I had to redo all my library files. I'm about 1/2 way through my CD's, and now have a substantial library file going. The last time I let iTunes update itself to 10.6, once I realized that it was not going to connect to the store, I uninstalled iTunes, and reinstalled ver. 9. However, when I did this, it told me it could no longer open the library file, because it was a newer .itl or .xml (i believe it was one of those two extensions) library file. At that point, I basically started everything over again, using version 9, and have been importing CD's like a madman at night.
Here are my questions:
1) Is there a way to make a copy of the files that store my library info, so that if my upgrade to ver 10 IS NOT SUCCESSFUL, I can restore ver 9, but still have all of the album art work, playlists (when I import music, I create a playlist with the artists' name, and store things that way), etc. in tact?
2) What else can I try (firewall settings, internet options, etc.) to try and get version to to successfully install? I would really like to get all the benfits of the newer versions.
3) When I tried to get apple tech support before, they wanted me to pay a ridiculous 69$ fee for phone support. I just bought an iphone 5....this should entitle me to a fresh 90 days of phone support, right? The reason I ask here is that I could hardly understand the "tech" that answered the phone when I called for tech support last time, and to be honest, it really ****** me off that they wanted to try and milk me for another 69 bucks....I've purchased every iPhone since the 3Gs came out (pre-ordered at that), and have nearly gone broke purchasing music from their iTunes store....heck, maybe they're doing me me a favor not letting me into the store, huh?
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated,
-Brian

Many thanks.
With those symptoms, I'd try the following document:
Apple software on Windows: May see performance issues and blank iTunes Store
(If there's a SpeedBit LSP showing up in Autoruns, it's usually best to just uninstall your SpeedBit Video Accelerator.)

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Hello Nikhil.
Can you see here?
MAIN MODULE INFORMATION:
   SAP GUI for Windows
   SAP Logon Pad for Windows
   730 Final Release
   7300.1.0.1074
   1337608
SYSTEM INFORMATION:
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You are using patch 0 for Windows 8
Windows 8 is not supported until patch 1 or higher is applied, and for Windows 8.1, you must use
Patch 7 or higher,.
Apart from that the error is not from the GUI side,
See below:
Previous frontend interpretation time   :           109 ms
Previous server response time           :          5078 ms (for 1 roundtrips)
The frontend interpretation time is only 100 ms whereas the server time has taken 5000 ms
Please use a supported version for the OS you intend to use.
You can find this information in note
http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/66971
Jude

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csage

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It seems, some files are locked by
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Exception on Windows XP Pro startup.

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