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lsass.exe Error

Started by speedbuggy , Jun 02 2005 04:46 PM

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speedbuggy

Posted 02 June 2005 - 04:46 PM

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I have a windows xp pro sp2 laptop. When I boot it up I get a "lsass.exe System Error". "The specified domain did not exist."
This happens also when I try to boot to safe mode, or safe mode command prompt. Have tried restoring to last know good configuation.
When you click ok on the error the system reboots. The only way I can do anything is to boot from a boot disk and get a command prompt. I have run McAffee stinger, check for sasser virus, and found nothing. Is there away I can restore a previous "restore Point" from a command prompt. Remember I can not get into windows at all. :tazz:

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austin_o

Posted 04 June 2005 - 07:00 AM

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Hi speedbuggy. Welcome to Geeks to Go. You can boot to a windows install cd but only to the DOS cmd prompt? You could try the command sfc /scannow
Note the space between sfc and the slash. That is the way you need to type it.
I found lots of stuff at M$ on this error. One link follows.

http://support.micro...kb;en-us;324049

Do a search at M$ knowledge base to find more.