Re: Copy system state data from command prompt

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Hi, i can't even login the windows from normal boot. I only get login
when i boot using safe mode and safe mode command prompt. Can access it
from other partition ?

Rgds
Daniel

Pegasus (MVP) wrote:
Perhaps the registry entry for lsass.exe is incorrect. You can
check it here:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon.
It's supposed to be a type reg_expand_sz value of
%systemroot%\system32\lsass.exe.

You can use this boot disk to reset a forgotten admin
password to a blank:
http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html


"Daniel" <Danieltbt05@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Yes repair without any problem but when it reboots into windows, when
prompting logon it will display that lsass.exe missing and pls boot
into directory restore mode. Even i boot into console mode, it can't
recognise the password. Any idea ?

Rgds
Daniel


Pegasus (MVP) wrote:
The usual way to repair a failed installation is to boot the
machine with a Win2000 CD and select "Repair" when
prompted. There is no password challenge when doing this.


"Daniel" <Danieltbt05@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I've been reparing not reinstall but still same. It prompted me to
login to directory restore mode, but i can;t login even with correct
password. i think lsass.exe corrupted. Even safe mode command prompt
either. So only way i think is this way. Any other alternative to save
all my AD and other settings ?

Rgds
Daniel



Pegasus (MVP) wrote:
Yes, while one OS is inactive none of its files are locked and all
are fully accessible from the other OS. As far as saving its system
state is concerned: AFAIK it comprises the various registry files
and probably some executables too.

I now wonder what you would do with a saved system state. If
you believe that lsass.exe is corrupted then perhaps replacing it
from the other installation will fix the problem.


"Daniel" <Danieltbt05@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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My system has 2 OSs and i can access windows 2000 server
partitions
from another OS , so i think can copy the windows 2000 server
system
data from there ? If not what can do to save the system state data
since i can;t boot into even safe mode or whatever mode as my
lsass.exe
corrupted.

Rgds
Daniel


Pegasus (MVP) wrote:
"Daniel" <Danieltbt05@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is it possible to copy Windows 2000 server system state data
from
command prompt or even access it from another OS ? i mean like
dual
boot/partitons system. Thanks

Regards
Daniel


I don't think so but I don't see what dual boot / partitions has
do
do with it.




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