Re: Windows XP logging off immediately after start up
From: Uncle Milty (bogusboy00_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 06/06/04
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Date: 6 Jun 2004 07:42:13 -0700
OK. I seem to have it cleared up.
As an FYI, here is what I did.
In my case I needed to install a second Windows so I could get into
XP.
My problem surfaced after running Ad Aware to remove BlazeFind.
I reran Ad Aware from the new XP install and restored the Quarentine
entries. I then rebooted and was now able to logon to my original XP.
Now for removal part II.
This time to remove BlazeFind I went to
http://www.blazefind.com/index.php?section=help-bar and ran removal
from there.
After rebooting the system, I reran Ad-Aware. It still found some
BlazeFind entries but not nearly as many as the first time I removed
them. I quarentined and then deleted those entries. Reboot the
computer, crossed my fingers and viola! everything appeared to work.
Hope this helps someone else. Thanks to those who offered input.
bogusboy00@hotmail.com (Uncle Milty) wrote in message news:<31a8dfcb.0406051932.39b2675e@posting.google.com>...
> When I click on any of the profiles, including Administrator, at the
> XP Welcome screen, the desktop flashes briefly and XP immediately logs
> off and returns to the profiles screen. Of note, XP has all the
> current updates (as does my virus program). Prior to this happening I
> had run Ad Aware with it's latest update. It identified a number of
> questionable entries including a large number of Blaze Find entries.
> Upon completion, Ad Aware said it needed to be rebooted to complete
> it's process. After that reboot, I was hosed.
>
> I've seen others post with this problem but have yet to find an
> answer. Hope someone can help me out here. My guess is that possibly
> something set On Resume or that removing the spyware corrupted some
> registry setting. Thanks.
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