Vista Crashes My Corporate Network

I just received my first Vista workstation. It has Vista Business as an OS.
I am running a simple corporate network with a Windows 2000 Server/Domain
Controller. I have various Windows 2000 and Windows XP workstations joined
to the domain and have no problems. The moment I join the Vista workstation
to my domain, all of the network applications running on the server/domain
controller lock up. Those W2K and WinXP workstations accessing network
applications receive file locked errors or the applications just hang. This
network has been running problem free for seven years until I tried to add my
first Vista workstation to the domain. Does anyone have any technical advice
to offer that could resolve my issue?

It could be the master browser issue. Any errors in the DC and Vista event
viewer?

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"Logan123" <Logan123@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I just received my first Vista workstation. It has Vista Business as an
>OS.
> I am running a simple corporate network with a Windows 2000 Server/Domain
> Controller. I have various Windows 2000 and Windows XP workstations
> joined
> to the domain and have no problems. The moment I join the Vista
> workstation
> to my domain, all of the network applications running on the server/domain
> controller lock up. Those W2K and WinXP workstations accessing network
> applications receive file locked errors or the applications just hang.
> This
> network has been running problem free for seven years until I tried to add
> my
> first Vista workstation to the domain. Does anyone have any technical
> advice
> to offer that could resolve my issue?
>
>