Windows XP - lsass.exe

Zdravo.

Imam problem. XP-ji se mi nocejo zagnati. Tik preden bi mo moralo pokazati uporabniske racune, da bi izbral uporabnika, mi pokaze sporocilno okno z naslovom lsass.exe - System Error z vsebino An invalid parameter was passed to a service or function ter gumb OK. Ko kliknem na gumb se to sporocilno okno pojavi ponovno in to traja v nedogled, ali pa se racunalnik resetira in ob ponovnem zagonu spet javi to napako. Kaj naj naredim? Ne bi rad formatiral diska ter vse na novo instaliral. Ali obstaja kaksna druga moznost?

Hvala za odgovor.

Lp
Iztok

Zivjo

Poskusi v safe modu !
Ko prizges racunlanik predan se nalozijo xp pritiskaj F8 in potem izberi Start Windows in safe mode !

LP

Potem ti edino ostane IMHO reinstal windowsa, ne ih brisat samo reinstalirat !

Ma to sam videl na enemu forumu kot edina resitev za to.
Ev ti tekst spodaj, upam da zastopis anglescino.

....Sorry to hear you are having computer troubles. I have had the lsass.exe problem many times in the past and have done more research on this problem then anyone on the planet (or so it feels).

To my disbelief, the easiest thing to do is just reinstall windows into the same directory.

When you boot from your XP CD, choose the option to install. Then choose the option to re-install Windows. Do not install to a new directory. When the system comes up, you will have lost your restore points, but they've NEVER helped me anyway. While installing windows, it will ask you to create your system users. For now, we are going to create a random user just to get your PC running again. Don't strain your brain trying to come up with a user name. You can use any ole name, but DON'T use the name of any of your old users. When the system comes up....reboot. Now, when your computer boots, you'll be taken to the login screen. Login as your original user name (the one you had trouble with) and go to the users settings under the control panel. From there, you can delete the random profile you just created when setting up windows.

Trust me, I've tried so many things, including the some of the stuff mentioned above. The only thing I've found to fix this problem is to reinstall Windows into the same directory the corrupt version is in.

LSASS = Local Security Authority Services Sysetm

This file is used when Windows determines what type user you are - Administrator, Power User, etc. This is why the error always comes just before you get to your desktop.

Problems with this file are creating the "Blue Screen Of Death". The reason your computer keeps restarting is because, by default, XP Home is set to reboot when there is a "Blue Screen Of Death". To disable this feature...so you can actually see the error message and try to determine the cause of your problem do this:

Open "System" icon from the control panel. Click "Settings" under Startup and Recovery. Now uncheck "Automatically Restart" under "System Failure".

I hope this helps. I know this is a time consuming process, but I'd bet all I own that this is the road you'll have to take at some point to get your system up and running again. If I were you, I'd just go ahead and take this road now.

Good luck, keep us posted on your progress

Oh, usually, the only time the LSASS problem is a virus is if the error message is listed as "Lsass.exe" instead of the normal "lsass.exe".

LP

Ista zadeva se je meni zgodila in kolegu simultano 3 dni nazaj na Windows Server 2003.


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