Re: lsass.exe system error
- From: "Curt Christianson" <curtchristnsn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Jul 2006 01:28:13 -0500
To expand on what Penneywise said, save what's important, and try a "clean
install" of XP. If someone comes by and can suggest a better way with
what's going on with you, take it. Sometimes a clean install of the OS is
the best way to go, but to be honest, I'm just not positive in this
situation.
Very good luck to you,
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<Pennywise@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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VCh <Vchch@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
|>I am obviously not the first one hit with this virus...
|>I cannot boot-up windows XP home edition (I get the lsass.exe system
error),
|>which means that I cannot apply the microsoft support solution (start ->
run
|>etc).
|>I have tried to reboot hitting the F8 key then "last good
configuration",
|>same resul
|>tI have tried to reboot hitting the F8 key then "safe mode with command
|>option", same result...
|>I have tried working with the Operating system cd (repair/intall or
|>something like that) but it didn't work either...
|>I've read something about rebooting with Bart's PE... but haven't seen
any
|>reply saying it worked
|>I'm baseically terrified to do something wrong (too many options).
|>Has anyone found a solution? Could someone guide me through this?
|>Thank you
can't guide you but if you need access to your OS Bart's will allow
that or a livecd http://www.knoppix.org/
Then do what you need to do - replace/delete files - or grab what you
want while you can.
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