Windows Parser message

Hi wrgunny,
well this isn't good ......
this error is the same as the following that you can get
1. A problem is preventing Windows from accurately checking the license for this computer. Error code 0x80004005 or 0x800705aa or

0x80070002 or 0x80090019

2. Userinit.exe (and seemingly other executables) Application error.
The application failed to initialize properly (0xC000012D) Press Ok to terminate

3. Windows Product Activation
Some system files are missing or damaged. You cannot logon at this time. Please use your installation CD to reinstall or repair

Windows. Error code: 0X80040507

4. Windows cannot load the users profile but has logged you on with the default profile for the system.
Detail: Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service.

5. <random> is not a valid windows image

6. Parser message: unknown element type U at line 907

7. A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damages to the computer

8. Virtual Memory Minimum Too Low: Your system is low on virtual memory. Windows is increasing the size of your virtual memory

paging file. During this process, memory requests for some applications may be denied.

9. Parser Message:
Value creation failed " at line 422 (also 438, 685, 903 - and yes that quote is supposed to be there by itself)

10. C000021A Fatal system error - winlogon - The Windows Logon Process System process terminated unexpectedly with a status of
0xc0000005

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MANUAL REMOVAL
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1. Disconnect physically from the internet
2. Boot to safe mode and do the following
3. check add/remove programs for "Wintools" or any related apps - uninstall if found
4. Click Start -> Run -> type "services.msc" without quotes and then look for a service named "wintools for IE" or something

similar. Then right click on it and then select stop.

5. check running processes by pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL to bring up the Task Manager - end any of the following process if found:

wtoolsa.exe
wtools.exe
wtoolss.exe
wsup.exe
belt.exe

6. Delete the folder:
c:\program files\common files\wintools and any similar folders referencing "wintools"

7. Open REGEDIT (backup the registry before making any changes)
Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
and delete any references to wtoolsa.exe, wtools.exe, wtoolss.exe, wsup.exe, belt.exe
Browse to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services
and look for any folders called WINTOOLS or WINTOOLS FOR IE - delete them if found

8. In Internet Explorer
Delete the contents of the Downloaded Program Files folder "Open IE -> Tools -> Internet options -> Settings -> View obejcts ->

Then delete the objects there.)
Clear IE cache
Delete contents of c:\windows\temp

9. Uninstall Spyware - Kazaa, P2P networking, GAIN/Gator,Cydoor, IBIS toolbar, Buddylinks, MSView, Precision Time, My Way Toolbar,

My Seach Bar, MSN Toolbar, Dashbar Toolbar, nd media tickets (some of these may be the same).

If nothing works, you are probably stuck with a parallel (to backup data) or a clean install.  

These articles are available on www.microsoft.com 
313349.KB.EN-US How to perform a parallel installation of Windows XP
316941.KB.EN-US HOW TO: Install Windows XP

Cheers!

Hard disk space's too low?  try to log into safe mode or repair console to free some space.  

The Pagefile.sys file of your operating system seems to be damaged.

The good news is that you can fix this file. Here is what you need to do.

Boot the system using the XP CD,

Push R on the first screen to enter the Recovery console.



Type CD \ and press Enter.

2. Type copy c:\boot.ini pagefile.sys and press Enter.

3. Type del pagefile.sys and press Enter.



Then Type
1)  d:     Press enter  (Where D is the drive letter for your CD)

2) cd i386  Press enter

3) expand userinit.ex_ c:\windows\system32  Press Enter



For more Information:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=255205

Also try the link

http://www.lavahelp.com/articles/v6/04/06/0901.html

Well so far guys, nothing has worked. I am still not able to get into the system. The repair console is password protected (Staples did that) and the guys at staples have been no help in getting me the correct password to get in to the recovery console.

At this point the only alternative I have is to do a hard format and start over but I am hoping to avoid it.

You mean you can't do a "R" for repair install?  Try this -- boot from the CD, and don't use the "Repair console" that is too hard for most people to figure out anyway.  Boot from CD and press enter, as if you are going to install the OS all over again, and get through the F8 screen.  Now when it finds your existing installation -- C:\WINDOWS on the screen, that is the point you press "R" to repair that installation -- and it will usually fix a problem like this.  It just basically refreshes all the OS files to new, and fixes some things like swap files.  

Don't press enter at that point, as that will wipe out your install completely !!!  Just press "R" to repair the install, and it usually works well.  After that, you will have to reinstall Service pack 1 (available from MS site), but that isn't too hard, and you might fix everything.

You should be able to access the Repair Console by using the password for the default system administrator account on the machine.

Boot to the RC
Description of the Windows XP Recovery Console: http://support.microsoft.com/default.as...-us;314058 

At C:\windows (or winnt)
type cd system32 the directory should now be
C:\windows\system32
type :
copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe
1 file should be copied, now REBOOT!
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Cheers

mail me @ prerik_2002@rediffmail.com
Boot to the RC
Description of the Windows XP Recovery Console: http://support.microsoft.com/default.as...-us;314058 

At C:\windows (or winnt)
type cd system32 the directory should now be
C:\windows\system32
type :
copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe
1 file should be copied, now REBOOT!
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Cheers

I did all of the above, still did not work , so I deleted  all of the dll files in the system32 folder, reinstalled Windows XP Home and now the machine runs like a dream instead of a nightmare
Fred Laux