Server 2008 R2 DC - Access Denied All Logins

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http://serverfault.com/questions/376116/cant-login-to-windows-server-2008-as-any-user-not-even-local...

Something weird happened today... I have a BDC that had some updates to do... I ran them and rebooted... When it came back up, I tried to RDP to it but it failed with access denied... I went to the console and I'm still getting access denied... Doesn't matter who logs in... local admins, domain admins, non admins... nothing... I can't figure out what happened... none of my other DC's are having this issue... What do I do?
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http.sys.
I uninstalled EVERYTHING ProLiant, uninstalled the NIC, deleted the bxnd60a.sys driver so Windows would use it's own, rebooted, let it load NIC drivers, set the IP's up again, reboot - still no http.sys loading...
I've tried older versions of drivers from Broadcom, the latest version of drivers, still in the same hole...
Does anyone know how I can get HTTP.SYS to associate with the NIC? Can I do anything in the registry to achieve this? Do I have to do a System State Backup (is that the only way to preserve the AD and DNS?) scrub the server and start from scratch and then restore
the System State to get my AD and DNS back? If I do that will it bring the http.sys fault back?
I'm really at a loss - please, someone, please help...

CS4 install on Server 2008 R2

Hi,
Can anyone help me please?
I am trying to install CS4 Design Premium on a Windows Server 2008 R2 server. This installed fine on Server 2008 32bit, but after the installation on the 64 bit server, I realised that Photoshop hadn't installed. I tried installing it separately afterwards, but it gave me the following error:
When I did some research on this site there was a posting which mentioned downloading a Microsoft patch before installing CS4 on 2003 64bit server - http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/406/kb406240.html
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930627 .
So the question is, do I need this patch for my 2008 R2 server? or does anyone know of a similar fix?
Many thanks

AFAIK, Server 2008 is not supported at all.
Bob

Server 2008 R2 DC - Access Denied All Logins

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