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Old June 30th, 2003, 04:23 AM
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Mup.sys
I am having problems with my mup.sys file on boot up. It gets to the pioint of loading the mup.sys then it jams, we tryed a heap of things and in the end we got a new HHD, now it has started again, and we have no idea, so if anyone could give me any help on this matter, it would help us out some. Thanks

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hmmm, are you using NT4 by any chance? trying to remember where i've seen that before.

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Old June 30th, 2003, 10:52 PM
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I am using Windows XP home, but its also happened on a PRO computer, and something like this has happened on a Unix box, but we have yet to find out if it is the same thing.

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In network protocols, do you have anything other than Microsoft client loaded e.g. Novell client?

A quick solution is to boot from your OS cdrom, and choose the repair option, that should disable mup.
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do a clean xp install, that fixes just about everything
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How do you do a clean xp install? I am having problems with my pc also. If you look at the thred "PLEASE HELP" you'll see what I have done so far.
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We cant do a clean install, as the install program dies when it goes to read the MUP file(it loads it into ram), so thats dead, if we use a boot disk,then we cant see the C drvie for some reason. so anyone got any new ideas.

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Is this the first time you have used your copy of XP, or have you managed to install using it before?
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Here is something I found. It didn't work for me but it apparently helped others.

If you are using a USB 2.0 card remove it and reboot.

Of course, if that works I do not know how you can ever get your USB 2.0 card to work again.

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Bloody mup
I just had this problem 5 mins ago. After a few secs of showing mup.sys and hanging there, it blue screened saying "unmountable_boot_volume"

luckily I had another HDD with its own copy of windows on it. I threw that in teh machine and booted off it. In windows I gave my problematic disk drive a complete scan disk (my computer: right click on driver). Then i restarted and booted off it.

And hey presto, here I am...
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Happened while ago also for me and for my XP. I have made 2nd installation of WinXP to parallel HD and when I got this mup.sys problem, I immediatelly tried to boot windows by setting parallel drive as a master. This didn't help and I figured it might be hardware problem. Well, I just continued booting my computer with safe mode, etc and finally my XP started(dont ask me why, but it did). I checked device manager and found my XP is having problems with USB port. I detached my USB-port CF card reader and reinstalled USB drivers and voila'. I checked few other forums and quite many, who had the same problem, was related somehow to USB drivers or USB cards.
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I know I'm late but you're all wrong.
This is how you fix the VERY common Mup.sys problem.

Boot off the windows cd, load the recovery console.
Type "disable mup"
Hit Enter
All done, windows works. Mup.sys is the service to connect to Novell servers. %99.99909 of people won't need this.

Maybe an admin should sticky this. Almost every Win NT/2K/XP/2003 user will encounter this at some time or another.
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never happened to me. Been running 3 listed OS's and still never.
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never happened to me. Been running 3 listed OS's and still never.

Ok maybe every user who makes a living off of repairing peoples computers.
I've seen it hundreds of times
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i'm now having this same problem with the additional caveat of pc stuck in endless
reboot cycle. Safe mode in any flavor doesn't work...booting off install disk results
in BSOD with Windows Protection Fault No new hardware added and first hint of trouble
with this box. any suggestions to get to a prompt or the repair console?
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