userinit.exe and taskmgr.exe problems with my users

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Kavin

OK, so here's the situation. I was trying to get deep
into customizing my folders, etc, so that certain users
could operate specific programs and see specific
folders. Now, in trying to specify which folder I wanted
them to see, I think I made a mistake and now I can't get
any users to log on besides the admins because according
to my event log, "Application popup: userinit.exe -
Application Error : The application failed to initialize
properly (0xc0000142). Click on OK to terminate the
application." Then the screen goes to the desktop, but
nothing else displays but the desktop picture. This
problem came about after I went into the security
settings of my C: and went into the specific subfolders I
wanted to hide, went into their security settings under
properties, went to advanced, added a special option that
DENIED TRAVERSING and tried that. After that, the
computer went HAYWIRE. Now, no users can log on. I don't
know what the problem is, and how to fix it. I think it
might have to do with the "inheret parent permissions
into child etc." that I dwiddled with, but now I don't
know what is supposed to be selected where because I've
tried everything to get it right and commpleted screwed
it up. Please help. Thanks.
 
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| OK, so here's the situation. I was trying to get deep
| into customizing my folders, etc, so that certain users
| could operate specific programs and see specific
| folders. Now, in trying to specify which folder I wanted
| them to see, I think I made a mistake and now I can't get
| any users to log on besides the admins because according
| to my event log, "Application popup: userinit.exe -
| Application Error : The application failed to initialize
| properly (0xc0000142). Click on OK to terminate the
| application." Then the screen goes to the desktop, but
| nothing else displays but the desktop picture. This
| problem came about after I went into the security
| settings of my C: and went into the specific subfolders I
| wanted to hide, went into their security settings under
| properties, went to advanced, added a special option that
| DENIED TRAVERSING and tried that. After that, the
| computer went HAYWIRE. Now, no users can log on. I don't
| know what the problem is, and how to fix it. I think it
| might have to do with the "inheret parent permissions
| into child etc." that I dwiddled with, but now I don't
| know what is supposed to be selected where because I've
| tried everything to get it right and commpleted screwed
| it up. Please help. Thanks.

Kavin,

System Restore to a previous good restore point.
 
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Kavin said:
*OK, so here's the situation. I was trying to get deep
into customizing my folders, etc, so that certain users
could operate specific programs and see specific
folders. Now, in trying to specify which folder I wanted
them to see, I think I made a mistake and now I can't get
any users to log on besides the admins because according
to my event log, "Application popup: userinit.exe -
Application Error : The application failed to initialize
properly (0xc0000142). Click on OK to terminate the
application." Then the screen goes to the desktop, but
nothing else displays but the desktop picture. This
problem came about after I went into the security
settings of my C: and went into the specific subfolders I
wanted to hide, went into their security settings under
properties, went to advanced, added a special option that
DENIED TRAVERSING and tried that. After that, the
computer went HAYWIRE. Now, no users can log on. I don't
know what the problem is, and how to fix it. I think it
might have to do with the "inheret parent permissions
into child etc." that I dwiddled with, but now I don't
know what is supposed to be selected where because I've
tried everything to get it right and commpleted screwed
it up. Please help. Thanks.


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