lsass.exe missing on startup
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atct86
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lsass.exe missing on startup
I am getting an error on startup saying lsass.exe is missing. Then i click ok, and the computer never boots.
Any idea what this is?
Any idea what this is?
2.2ghz MacBook Pro
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Dell 20.1" Widescreen - 2007WFP
320b Lacie Triple Interface Extreme Drive
Dell 20.1" Widescreen - 2007WFP
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atct86
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the exact error is "The application has failed to initialize properly(0xc0000142). Click ok to terminate the application". Then in the menu it says "lsass.exe - Application error".
Any help ASAP would be appreciated.
Any help ASAP would be appreciated.
2.2ghz MacBook Pro
320b Lacie Triple Interface Extreme Drive
Dell 20.1" Widescreen - 2007WFP
320b Lacie Triple Interface Extreme Drive
Dell 20.1" Widescreen - 2007WFP
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atct86
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I am running XP.
I tried safe mode, and i get the same exact problem.
I would try the system restore with the blue access ibm button, however i dont know if it would erase the stuff in the my documents folder.
I tried safe mode, and i get the same exact problem.
I would try the system restore with the blue access ibm button, however i dont know if it would erase the stuff in the my documents folder.
2.2ghz MacBook Pro
320b Lacie Triple Interface Extreme Drive
Dell 20.1" Widescreen - 2007WFP
320b Lacie Triple Interface Extreme Drive
Dell 20.1" Widescreen - 2007WFP
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Kyocera
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Well, unfortunately if you can't boot into safe mode you are somewhat out of luck. You do have the option of restoring the operating system if you still have the recovery partition on the hard drive, this will however remove all data on the drive now. You may be able to pull the documents off the drive by booting into the recovery partition, select restore the system and (i can't remember the exact wording) select recover data from a folder on the current drive or something like that.
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