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Hung at mup.sys is a fairly common error on a Windows 2000, XP, or Vista system. If you scan the net for solutions for a mup.sys boot hang on windows you will find that there a many different resolutions recommended to solve this apparently confusing boot issue.
The truth is, this hang is not normally caused by the mup.sys driver itself. In fact, you can use the windows xp recovery console to disable loading mup.sys at startup and you will see the hang will then occur at the driver that had loaded previously to mup.sys. The real cause of this boot hang actually occurs during the windows boot process that follows after loading mup.sys.
What is happening during this boot process? Well after mup.sys loads windows starts configuring itself to the hardware specific to your system. It refers to ESCD data, PNP information and its registry. If there are problems processing that data you will get the described lockup or in some cases go into a reboot loop. Alas, there are even some more causes that get the best troubleshooters scratching their heads! Find the resolution here.
We have an updated tips and troubleshooting guide that will help you get to the root of this nasty boot hang issue and resolve it fast. As an added bonus we provide a unique, easy to understand description as to what actually mup.sys does from windows programmer resources.
Jump to Resolve mup.sys boot hangs on windows to get the full story.
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We have just added a new section on Apache Servers to our www.aitechsolutions.net site. "Using Redirection on Apache servers" is the first installment in this section. Redirection on Apache servers discusses why you may need to use redirection and describes each type of redirection giving example situations and actual directive syntax.
mod_rewrite, ServerAlias, Meta Refresh and DNS configurations are also discussed.
There are links to RFC's, Apache's documentation, and an excellent, easy to understand IMO, intro tutorial on Using Apache's rewrite engine, mod_rewrite, at http://forum.modrewrite.com
We have also posted a new Site Map page, available on the home page, that shows at a glance the main topic pages and provides a way to quickly jump to your favorites.
Another new page is the How to link to Us! page that gives you the markup so you can easily copy and paste a link to us directly on your web page. Besides just the home page, there is also markup to link to the Networking, PC support, and web site and Servers sections so you can use a link that relates better to the particular needs of your target audience and site theme.
As usual, we have more pages in the works. Almost completed is the the 2nd installment to our Building a quality and SE friendly website series, which will cover topics such as: using link validators, page viewers, how to use nofollow for pages and links and more. Look for it soon!
Also, We are thinking about adding a wiki and have been doing some testing with pmwiki. If anyone has any suggestions on a free, open source, flexible wiki that will run on Apache using flat files or mysql, feel free to post your comments and recomendations.
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'Till next time,
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