Windows 2000 Advanced Server Service Pack 4 Troubleshooting
The Service Packs for your Windows 2000 Server computer are designed to make your computer run better and with fewer errors, but reality does not always mirror intent. Occasionally, the installation of a new Service Pack can bring on unexpected problems, such as random reboots, errors and other unwanted behavior. You can troubleshoot this issue by removing the Service Pack through the Recovery Console.
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Instructions
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Insert the installation CD into the computer. Restart the computer and press any key as the computer loads to boot from the CD.
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Press "R" to access the repair options and "C" to open the Recovery Console.
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Type "chdir $ntservicepackuninstall$\spuninst" and press "Enter."
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Type "spuninst.bat >" and press "Enter."
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Type "exit" and press "Enter."
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Click "Start," "Control Panel," "Add/Remove Programs" and "Windows 2000 SP4." Click "Change/Remove." This will resolve the issue you have been having with SP4.
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