jpm777
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lsass.exe error on boot up
Hi,
Hopefully someone can help me out.
Upon booting up (XP service pack 2) i get to the screen before i can log on and receive a message box stating :
lsass.exe error
The message contained reads: lsass.exe error when trying to update the password. This return status indicates the value provided as the current password is incorrect.
The computer then reboots and does this in a continous cycle. I now have a new hard disk and have reconnected the old one also, - i can see it but cannot recover items from all folders as i get the message access is denied when i try.
I have also tried using my OEM disk and the repair function and it gets to the bit where it restarts and will continue with set-up, but it restarts then says it will restart set-up, but this never happens. I get the same lsass.exe message afterwards and an immediate restart.... Help please i don't know what else to do and have some info i need to recover from it!!
Thanks and regards,
JPM777
Hopefully someone can help me out.
Upon booting up (XP service pack 2) i get to the screen before i can log on and receive a message box stating :
lsass.exe error
The message contained reads: lsass.exe error when trying to update the password. This return status indicates the value provided as the current password is incorrect.
The computer then reboots and does this in a continous cycle. I now have a new hard disk and have reconnected the old one also, - i can see it but cannot recover items from all folders as i get the message access is denied when i try.
I have also tried using my OEM disk and the repair function and it gets to the bit where it restarts and will continue with set-up, but it restarts then says it will restart set-up, but this never happens. I get the same lsass.exe message afterwards and an immediate restart.... Help please i don't know what else to do and have some info i need to recover from it!!
Thanks and regards,
JPM777
Ibrahim Bazarwala
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;841720
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SO you have to repair your operating system menas reinstall the wixp and select the repair option and before this you goto the f-8 options ( start menu options ) and select the restore to last goodknown configuration or chck it boots in safe mode and check the administrator account.
I think your system is infected with viruses so connect this hdd to other pc as slave and scan throughly and check any virus dected.
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I think your system is infected with viruses so connect this hdd to other pc as slave and scan throughly and check any virus dected.
Check this URL=http://www.askdavetaylor.com/lsassexe_system_error_every_time_i_boot_windows.html