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July 29, 2005, 08:51:57 PM »
I just got a another new guy(that makes 3) from MS to work on this case. He wants me to do something and then reboot. So, I will do that and be right back.
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Quote from: 69 RAT on July 29, 2005, 08:51:57 PM
I just got a another new guy(that makes 3) from MS to work on this case. He wants me to do something and then reboot. So, I will do that and be right back.
Catchya on the rebound!
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Thanks Dude. I've got some info about what I just did with msconfig. I'll post it. In the meantime, have a good one, yak in the morrow
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July 29, 2005, 09:35:30 PM »
won't be here.
Goin on the vacation..... Back in a week or so but might check in monday........
a salute to the ms dude....
maybe this is more fitting
Edit: Just joking......
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Microfoft suggested that I select "diagnostic mode" in msconfig and restart. So I did. While it was booting(during the blue screen) I got "Executing: C: Windows/system32/wlnotify.dll" It took a few and then it booted WITHOUT THE ERROR. After everything was "on" I went to TUT (the ultimate troubleshooter) to check my startups and got the same error that I was getting befrore I ran the repair process(with the sp cd) a few weeks ago."Windows Scripting Host files is missing". Then I noticed I had NO internet connection at all, not even under"network connections" where the properties page was blank(like before my repair) my mouse was not working right either. Well I know that certain things are not going to work during this phase, but at the same time, the things that were not starting were things that I installed after this error started in the first place. So I wonder what else is involved when I run the diagnostic mode through msconfig. Anyhow, I put it back the way it was and rebooted and got the error again.
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Quote from: 69 RAT on July 29, 2005, 09:39:02 PM
Microfoft suggested that I select "diagnostic mode" in msconfig and restart. So I did. While it was booting(during the blue screen) I got "Executing: C: Windows/system32/wlnotify.dll" It took a few and then it booted WITHOUT THE ERROR. After everything was "on" I went to TUT (the ultimate troubleshooter) to check my startups and got the same error that I was getting befrore I ran the repair process(with the sp cd) a few weeks ago."Windows Scripting Host files is missing". Then I noticed I had NO internet connection at all, not even under"network connections" where the properties page was blank(like before my repair) my mouse was not working right either. Well I know that certain things are not going to work during this phase, but at the same time, the things that were not starting were things that I installed after this error started in the first place. So I wonder what else is involved when I run the diagnostic mode through msconfig. Anyhow, I put it back the way it was and rebooted and got the error again.
Long time no write.
Go ahead and check the diagonostic mode then look at the Startup and Services Tabs. Note the items that are unchecked during the Diagnostic startup. If I remember correctly, if you just use the regular safe mode, the error occurs so it could well be something disabled for diagnostics mode. What you could do is try to disable each item on your list one at a time, then reboot and see if the error does not come up. If the error occurs, then re-enable the one you disabled, then disable another on your list and reboot. Do this until all on your list have been disable, one at a time. Diagonstics mode starts you in safe mode. (most likely the loss of net connection).
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Hey, good to "see" you back. While I'm trying some of the above, check out my new keyboard!!!!!!!!!
BTW I did get rid of the error for while, by disabling something in my services(I'll have to look for it now) Anyhow, here is the link
http://www.daskeyboard.com/
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Quote from: 69 RAT on August 06, 2005, 05:36:29 PM
Hey, good to "see" you back. While I'm trying some of the above, check out my new keyboard!!!!!!!!!
BTW I did get rid of the error for while, by disabling something in my services(I'll have to look for it now) Anyhow, here is the link
http://www.daskeyboard.com/
Quite a keyboard! Seems like quite a learning curve for that one!
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Thats me, typing without looking at the keys!
If you can figure out which service it is, most likely you can replace the program file with one that works.
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back again. I forgot that I had been doing some homework while you were gone. I will post some stuff here. First will be what I was getting when I was trying to make some changes, second is Spybot startups BEFORE Diagnostic mode and the third is after Diagnostic mode. You'll notice that the win logons are all still there.
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Before Diagnostic mode
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After(during) Diagnostic mode
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This just happened when I cliked on my computer/manage and this popped up. I have seen it before but forgot about it.I clicked OK and then went to Services. Anyhow the service is "security accounts manager" that when disabled the error does not come up.BUT WAIT, there's more. Here's one for ya.EVERYTIME I click on "Control Panel/Adiministrative Tools/Component Services" the error pops up quicker than the energizer bunny. Even after the error has been gone for a long time. And the window freezes up for about 2 or 3 mins. Then I can work again.I have been able to get into my "local security settings" after that to compare mine with the kitchen puter, but everything seems the same. Nontheless, I'm getting the error just because I'm clicking component services.
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BTW did you get my mail with the post about what PCMightyMax found. My god, did I have alot of junk in there or what?
BTWX2 I had some trouble with msconfig and TUT running at the same time. They warn you that it could cause some serious problems and I got into some(another story) So, I have gotten rid of TUT until further notice
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Haven't checked mail yet.
Understand on the TUT issue.
Does the lsass error come up before or after the disk defrag error?
From the errors occurring with msconfig and component services along with the lsass it sounds more like a permissioning issue, not so much a corrupt file. Have you been able to run xp's version of disk defrag?
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The error only comes up if the error isn't there to start with, otherwise if it's already there, nothing happens cept the window freezes.
On the defrag thing, I think the error was still on the screen. It doesn't come up when I get the defrag notice. Only when I click on component services. I have never run the default xp defrag uitility. I have always had a third party defragger.
Update: I just tried the my computer/manage thing and the defrag notice came up but the error did not. It does not cause the error.
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