Cannot log on to windows Xp professional

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• Cannot log on to Windows XP Professional by using Normal Mode or Mode safe

  I was using my laptop Toshiba Satellite Pro for over a year, and yesterday, I was unable to print a document. I did a restart of the computer, and instead of the desktop appear after that I entered the password, the system, immediately showed there saves user and logout settings. I tried to log in Mode without failure, and the same results occurred.  I tried to log on by using the opening session administrator, in modes, normal and safe and got the same result.  Any suggestions?

  This appears to be your userinit.exe is corrupted and may need to be replaced.

  Try the following solution

  Support.Microsoft.com/kb/892893 (forget the symptoms) and the question since the applicaes of workaround even in our case

  If above fails then you may have to perform a repair installation using the original re-installation support to get the replaced userinit.exe

  Microsoft PSS

• Windows XP Professional help... Cannot log on to windows.

  Help!  Thanks for the reply... but it is all foreign to me... I bought the computer from a former place of work so did not any windows disk. I was unable to move forward on a blue screen that reads: a problem has been detected and windows has shut down to prevent damage to your computer. If it is the first time that you, ve seen this stop error screen restart your computer. If this screen appears again the following steps. Disable or uninstall the anti virus, the fragmentation of the disc or utility backup. Check your hard disk configuration and search for updated drivers. Run CHKDSK /F to check for hard drive corruption, and then restart your computer.

  Technical information STOP: 0 x 00000024 0 X 00190203 0X82F42108 0XC0000102 0x00000000

  Can't do everything above that cannot log on that I think I should do... but not sure that I am not IT savvy. I've tried rebooting and without success.

  This basically means that I have to get the windows disc and reinstall? If so what do I lose all my docs photos etc... etc... th the computer?

  Forward the response and thanks in advance.

  Pete

  When you start windows, before the XP loading screen is displayed, press F8, and then select Safe mode.  See if you start a computer desktop, if it isn't you can run chkdsk /f in command prompt.

  If you cannot start in safe mode, you will need to reinstall (or try a repair installation) and Yes, you will lose this data, although there is a way to back it up.  You will need to download ubuntu and burn it on a cd and backup to external media.

• Log on to Windows XP Professional password help

  I got a desktop computer and it has 4 accounts log and after contacting the owner before me they know not the log on password or user name, all I get is blue screen and the log on the Windows, even in safe mode, I still get the log on window who want the password and user name I do not have that, someone can help me to go beyond that, I don't have a boot disk, OS is windows xp professional, I looked for help on the web but all the things I've found tells me to click on the start menu, I can't get there, I can not for anything but the blue screen and the log on window wanting the password and user name , Oh, I can get a use F2, F8 and F12

  Try to connect using the built-in Administrator account. You don't need to do it in safe mode (although you can if you wish). If your normal login screen is a display of the user symbol and hit ctrl-alt-del twice to get to login to text entry. Type administrator as the user name and try a blank password.

  See also http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305

  In addition, this forum has a policy that requires us to refuse assistance with password "cracking".

  That said, the last resort of reinstalling the operating system is something I would recommend to your situation. Who knows what kind of environment you might encounter if you can open a session? Software of Dodgy or pirated, malware, viruses etc. In addition, your hard drive may be full of useless data, including the possibility of illegal images. Must I say more? I see you say that you have no boot disk (I take it's Windows installation CD), but a repair shop may be able to do the replacement for you. Get a recommendation for a repair shop if you can.

  It is also possible that he has built in installation of recovery/re-uninstall. To learn more about this opportunity, we will need the brand and model of your PC.

  Tricky

• Error Msg: cannot open the file "Windows XP Professional - 000004.vmdk.

  The hard drive on my iMac crashed while my virtual machine is running.  When I try to open the virtual machine 'suspended', I get the following error message: could not open the file "Windows XP Professional - 000004.vmdk"; The system cannot find the specified file.  This file is listed in the contents of the packaging of the XP machine, but it notes the date, the iMac has crashed, which is the last day of work of the virtual machine.  I have read through discussions and tried a few things from the knowledge base, but I can't go past the error msg for the virtual machine to run.  Any suggestions?

  After selecting OK, I then received the second attached message, "Current Message.png", which reads... "your virtual machine has not returned because of an error.  If you believe that the error is correctable and you want to keep the suspended state, so you can correct the mistake, after that the virtual machine is turned off, select Preserve.  To ignore the waking state, select reject. »

  I didn't do anything since getting this second message because I do not know which to choose.

  In this case I'd throw away them.

  If after following your excellent detailed instructions & explanation (thank you!), here is what happened...

  As the machine has begun to resume in a suspended state, that asked me if I moved or copied and I selected, copied.

  In cases like this (restore a Machine virtual sauvegardΘ) the correct answer to this question is "I moved it" even thought "I copied it" seams more logical, it is not the right answer but with the advent of the second error message, not caused by the answer to the first question, no answer would have mattered.

  (if I can just get my prospects for work with this virtual machine files, your help would be invaluable!)

  This Virtual Machine is always recoverable, however if you are only interested in the recovery of data from the user then after reading the following quit VMware Fusion and try to mount the virtual disk to the Virtual Machine using the information below.

  Take a look at: VMware Fusion (menu bar) > help > Search > type VMDKMounter, and then select use VMDKMounter to mount a virtual drive as a Mac Volume

  Notice, ignore the parts on "to add support for reading / writing to NTFS volumes, you need to install NTFS - 3G separately." as it is not necessary for recovering files within the VM using VMDKMounter, because you only need read access to retrieve data from the user.

  After obtaining your user data disassemble the virtual hard disk on the desktop and then after that you want to retrieve the VM using methods from another just let know us and additional directions can be given.

• cannot log on to windows with the fingerprint reader

  I can't log on to windows with the fingerprint reader after the bios update.

  I've updated to 8.1 windows

  Hello again degyimah,

  I am pleased to have been able to help you get your fingerprint reader works once more. If you can mark my post with an acceptable Solution, it will allow others with the same question to easily find the solution for themselves.

  Thanks again and have a great day!

• Cannot log on to Windows 7 after passage of the field to the Working Group

  Windows 7 Pro x 64

  I tested the Windows Server software, so I've been using the user account is a domain administrator account. Went back to the task force, forgetting that I had disabled the local Admin account and deleted my local computer account. Now I can't log in with credentials... Any ideas?

  Windows 7 Pro x 64

  I tested the Windows Server software, so I've been using the user account is a domain administrator account. Went back to the task force, forgetting that I had disabled the local Admin account and deleted my local computer account. Now I can't log in with credentials... Any ideas?

  Please note that this information is only for the use of to regain access to the system that you are allowed. These steps are not tolerated or supported by Microsoft or one of their staff and have no consent of any person of Microsoft or relationship to one of its intellectual property, it is a practice recommended or better recover password. That being said, if you don't know the system, it is illegal and you will face criminal charges, execution of these actions or worse in a professional environment which you are not the administrator. This is a hacking method, so you must have a prior consent or authority legal or rights on the system that you compromise. It is only for the purpose of peer education in the technologies of Information about learning and has no intention to provide malicious operations.

  Basically... If you are caught using it when you shouldn't be, you are busted and yourself! Microsoft do not have it as a recommended practice of password recovery... then you're on your own for any damage you do to the operating system for which is supported is in favor.

  There is not much to him... that you copy CMD to SETHC... with a backup of SETHC to replace the original SETHC to cover the backdoor.

  Get a linux boot CD, I use backtrack live cd bootable.... (DOES NOT WORK WITH ENCRYPTED DISKS) Use the shell! =) http://www.backtrack-linux.org/

  Note also that this does not work for domain controllers.

  Start on the Live of Backtrack distribution

  Open a shell (terminal) also known as the command line for Linux interface.

  Create a directory to mount the NTFS partition that has your Windows Installation.

  mkdir/mnt/directorynamehere

  Mount the partition device/dev/sda or sda1 or the sda2 know partitioning for your system... sda1(partition 2) sda (partition 1)... etc.

  Mount-t ntfs 3 g/dev/sda/mnt/directorynamehere o - force

  Navigate the paths... They are case-sensitive. This is the = linux)

  CD/mnt/directorynamehere/WINDOWS/system32

  Copy a backup of Sethc.exe and replace sethc.exe with cmd.exe

  CP sethc.exe sethc.exe.bak

  CP cmd.exe sethc.exe

  Reboot the system... to the login screen, press SHIFT 5 times. Sethc.exe is more commonly known as "sticky keys".

  NET user administrator * / Active: Yes

  Enter the new password of administrator to the guest and you connect with the administrator account to the login as usual prompt after the closure of the command line.

  Once again, you can get in trouble serious to do it in a professional environment... This should be the last resort for sensitive recovery times. Keep this in the laboratory or at home... You hold yourself is legally responsible for your actions... but it is the way of the ninja around the use of a recovery disk to repair the local computer user passwords. This only works on Local PC. Don't try this on a domain controller...

  Technology is dominated by two types of people: those who understand what they do not and those who manage what they do not understand. -Archibald Putt (Bill Putt)

• Cannot log on to Windows XP to remove some registry

  I use Malwarebytes Antimalware http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php regularly and did not have an infection found.
  In about a year.

  Yesterday I scanned after about a month and I saw 12 infections!

  MBAM said he couldn't clean up some infections:

  Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.44
  Database version: 3510
  Windows 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2
  Internet Explorer unknown

  11/09/2010 23:19:49
  MBAM-log-2010-09-11 (23-19-49) .txt

  Scan type: Quick Scan
  Objects scanned: 94917
  Time elapsed: 2 minute (s), 49 second (s)

  Memory processes infected: 0
  Memory Modules infected: 0
  Registry keys infected: 2
  Registry values infected: 2
  The infected registry data: 3
  Folders infected: 1
  Files infected: 4

  Process memory infected:
  (No malicious items detected)

  Memory infected:
  (No malicious items detected)

  Infected registry keys:
  HKEY_USERS\. DEFAULT\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Cur rentVersion\Explorer\ {43bf8cd1-c5d5-2230-7bb2-98f22c2b7dc6}

  (Backdoor.Bot)-> quarantined and deleted successfully.
  HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-18 rer\ {43bf8cd1-c5d5-2230-7bb2-98f22c2b7dc6}

  (Backdoor.Bot)-> quarantined and deleted successfully.

  The registry is infected:
  EntVersion (Spyware.Zbot) entVersion\Run\mp3_audio_codec-> quarantine and

  deleted successfully.
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Network\uid (Malware.Trace)-> quarantined and

  deleted successfully.

  Infected registry data items:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Winlogon Userinit-(Spyware.Zbot)-> data: c:

  \windows\system32\sdra64.exe-> delete on reboot.
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Winlogon Userinit (Spyware.Zbot)-> of data:

  system32\sdra64.exe-> delete on reboot.
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Winlogon, Userinit (Hijack.Userinit)-> Bad: (C:

  \WINDOWS\system32\userinit.exe,C:\Windows\System32 \sdra64.exe,) good: (Userinit.exe)-> quarantined and deleted

  successfully.

  Infected files:
  C:\WINDOWS\system32\lowsec (Stolen.data)-> delete on reboot.

  Infected files:
  C:\WINDOWS\system32\lowsec\local. DS (Stolen.data)-> delete on reboot.
  C:\WINDOWS\system32\lowsec\user. DS (Stolen.data)-> delete on reboot.
  C:\WINDOWS\system32\lowsec\user. DS.lll (Stolen.data)-> quarantined and deleted successfully.
  C:\WINDOWS\system32\sdra64.exe (Spyware.Zbot)-> delete on reboot.

  So I thought to delete infected registry keys manually. (Something I've done many times before)

  While I was at
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\
  I saw a key named "Special accounts", it looked fishy-eyed paranoid.
  Some 'strange' values in this document, no corresponding to my user name (Administrator) or comments. 3 have been somewhat random letters with a ~, and one was "research assistant".
  Seemed that malware remains, so I have deleted all the.

  After this, I restarted, the Welcome screen appeared (usually immediately shows me desktop since there is only a single user 'Administrator') with the only user "administrator."

  When I click on it, it shows "loading your personal settings" for a second. Then he reads once 'your settings' and remains on the logon screen. Repeated for 10 times. Rebooted and repeated. Stop and repeated.

  Always the same result.

  Then I tried the 'know last good configuration' in options statup. Always the same result.
  I tried begins 'Safe Mode' loading breaks then 'failed to load NTFS.dll.
  "Safe mode with network" screen and even a second login of connection and return to the logon screen.

  I don't know how to open a session. Can someone please. Is it possible to add to my registry keys remotely. Or a way to fix this?

  Thanks and greetings

  guptavis

  Hello

  I recommend you to reinstall the operating system. Looks like it is infected and corrupted registry entries.

• cannot log on to windows update

  Whenever I try to update windows I get the message "Internet Explorer cannot display this webpage".

  No particular reason, you don't have to provide crucial information such as which version of Windows you are running etc.?

  I assume you are using Windows XP in this case-

  Error code when you use the Windows Update or Microsoft Update Web sites to install updates: "0x8024D00C."
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/958053

  When you search for available updates on the update site, you see the 0x8024D00C error
  http://update.Microsoft.com/microsoftupdate/v6/showarticle.aspx?articleid=55&LN=EN&IsMu=true

  Error message when you try to install updates from the Windows Update Web site on a Windows XP-based computer: "Windows Update has encountered an error and cannot display the requested page.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/914226

  Harold Horne / TaurArian [MVP] 2005-2011. The information has been provided * being * with no guarantee or warranty.

• Cannot log on to Windows startup

  Well, this isn't me, it's my best friend, that she cannot connect to windows, she tries to enter his password which is to correct the cause that she was able to get into windows this morning. And now she goes and enters his password and it crashes every time. What can be? And how to fix it?

  Well, this isn't me, it's my best friend, that she cannot connect to windows, she tries to enter his password which is to correct the cause that she was able to get into windows this morning. And now she goes and enters his password and it crashes every time. What can be? And how to fix it?

  Connect with the backup Administrator account that your friend should have, in the case where this has happened (or the built-in Administrator account) and change its password.

• Cannot log on to Windows Mail or incorrect usename and password error message. I can connect on webmail.

  Windows Mail will not sign to the server.  I get the pop up window to log on using the user name and password.  I type them in and get the error message.  I can use webmail and log in without any problem.  Exact error message follows:

  Account: 'pop.att.yahoo.com', server: 'pop.att.yahoo.com', Protocol: POP3, server response: '-ERR [AUTH] wrong username or password.', Port: 110, secure (SSL): no, Server error: 0x800CCC90, error number: 0x800CCC92

  You set antivirus software to analyze mail?  See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3 disable any email scanner.  Remove your email account, then close WinMail.  Compact and repair the database to fix all the problems (see www.oehelp.com/WMUtil/) and then add your account to e-mail back again.  Usually, which solves the problem if you have blocked antivirus interference.

  Steve

• Cannot log on to windows by Simple way

  I bought the HP ENVY 15 notebook PC in early September.  Immediately, I upgraded to 8.1 Windows.  But I was never able to use the fingerprint reader to log on Windows.  I don't know if this is a result of W8.1 because I never tried with the W8.

  I visited the forums and the recommendation, I've updated transition Simple and BIOS drivers, but that has not helped.  What are my options?

  Kao228,

  Welcome to the Community Forum of HP.

  I assume you are using HP SimplePass series 8.  It comes to the version provided with the new laptops.

  If you wish, you can take a look at the next Dragon Document:

  HP SimplePass update instructions

  Important: You can ignore the references to series 6 HP SimplePass - in general, at least, you probably want to stick to the last series 8 HP SimplePass.  It is the supported version.

  The problem you are experiencing may be nothing more than a question of 'Order of Events': SimplePass is picky about the order in which you install the drivers, reboot the system, install the program.

  For example, you just need to reinstall your driver validity, restart, install the SimplePass, reboot - and Voila!  Programme of work.  There could be a little more to it - read the details and decide how you want to proceed.

  If all else fails, you can try the version of the older and more robust 6 series that has existed for several years.  This old version works on most laptops more recent.  Although it is more sustained in the truest sense, it works for many people and it's pretty robust code.

  Reminder: The document is not an official document from HP; the file does not contain links to the latest versions of series 6 and series 8 SimplePass programs and it does not provide a lot of information that may be useful.

  Click on the Thumbs - Up Kudos to show that you appreciate the help and time of our Experts.

  Although I strive to reflect best practices of HP, I do not work for HP.

  Click on accept as Solution when the answer is a good solution or workaround!

• Urgent: Cannot log on to Windows 8! "" Your PC is offline. " Please sign in with the last password used on this PC"

  I use W8 for months and all of a sudden, while traveling, I can't connect to my computer. I get the error "your PC is offline.". Please sign in with the last password used on this computer. "I am sure that I use the password. I have a flash drive and another laptop (Running OS X) at my disposal. What should I do to access my laptop?

  I don't have access to my local network, or any network besides.

  I have not recently changed password. I can't restore or refresh because it requires the password and says that isn't true. I never installed webroot or anything of that kind.

  Results in the same number safe mode.

  I can't connect to my Live account with my phone just fine.

  I do not have a local account.

  It's ridiculous and absurd oblivion by Microsoft. I'll be away a network known for a week and have literally no access to my computer. I would like to take this opportunity to warn all users of Windows 8 to make sure that they USE LOCAL ACCOUNTS. DO NOT USE DIRECT REPRESENTS WINDOWS 8, BECAUSE IF THIS HAPPENS TO YOU AND YOU CANNOT CONNECT TO A WELL-KNOWN. NETWORK, YOU WILL BE LOCKED.

  I am aware that there are discussions on this topic, but I want to throw oil on the fire, so to speak, because as far as I know, there is no solution.

  * EDIT *.
  The only solution is to connect to a known network. If you are not able to connect to a known network, you can not connect, simple as that. It's a big bug for sure. I repeat, change your account to a local account to avoid this problem.

  So I solved this problem, but unfortunately, it was as bad as I thought. As I thought, you need to connect to a network "Known", and then try to connect. It should work. If you are not near a network known (as if I was), as far as I know, there is no solution. To avoid this, change your account to a "Local" account

  My theory for the problem is the following:
  When you connect using a Live account, the password is saved locally and on the network. If you are connected to a network, it verifies the password that you enter the password stored on the network. If they match, it will allow one, sign in. If you are disconnected from the network, Windows attempts to match the password online, realizes he cannot, then checks the local password. Somehow, in my case, the password locally must have been changed or deleted and so the password entered always was "Incorrect."
  So yes, big problem, I'm sure the solution is quite simple, but in the meantime, use a local account to prevent this. I was stranded, and it was a huge headache and cost me many hours of work.

• Cannot log on to Windows 7 Home Premium

  Tried to fix the slowness, freezing. Disconnected, now get a message "the user profile service has no logon. User profile cannot be loaded.

  If the user profile cannot be loaded, it is a system error, no problem with Firefox. Unfortunately, if you can not connect, I don't know how you could solve this problem.

  First, start in safe mode and uninstall Firefox if you feel that this is the cause. If not, also, try to use the system restore and see if it works.

• Cannot log on to Windows XP

  I can no longer connect to Windows due to account restrictions.

  My regular account, nor my administrator account already have passwords.

  If I go to Mode without failure, I can connect on my normal account, but I don't have administrator privileges.

  I can not connect to the administrator account at all.

  Research, it seems to be a 'characteristic title' which was caused by a type of register number.

  Anyone know if there is a way to solve this problem without restoring a default installation?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  You will not be able to do much unless you get your administrator account... What happens when you connect to the account administrator in safe mode? To give any error message?