Blue screen of death - secur32.dll

[gxdata]

Situation: Blue screen of death and an unbootable Windows 2000 Pro SP4
partition - but the hard disk is accessible when connected as a slave with
another
bootable system.

I've been getting a "STOP: c000021a (Fatal System Error)" - as documented in
KB article 330303 of 10Oct2005. The cause seems weird, but my error message
is exactly as it describes.

Naturally, I'd like to get this partition booting again.

My interpretation of this is that if I can get hold of secur32.dll
v5.0.2195.6102 and put it into the partition's %\windir%\system32\ folder,
then it might work again - though that sounds far-fetched.

Meanwhile, where can I request that version of secur32.dll ?

Thx - Ian Thomas

Its a workstation system with too much s/w installed and configured to try
to reproduce the system afresh (though I'm building a separate system on
WinXP).

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Situation: Blue screen of death and an unbootable Windows 2000 Pro SP4
partition - but the hard disk is accessible when connected as a slave with
another
bootable system.

I've been getting a "STOP: c000021a (Fatal System Error)" - as documented in
KB article 330303 of 10Oct2005. The cause seems weird, but my error message
is exactly as it describes.

Naturally, I'd like to get this partition booting again.

My interpretation of this is that if I can get hold of secur32.dll
v5.0.2195.6102 and put it into the partition's %\windir%\system32\ folder,
then it might work again - though that sounds far-fetched.

Meanwhile, where can I request that version of secur32.dll ?

Thx - Ian Thomas

Its a workstation system with too much s/w installed and configured to try
to reproduce the system afresh (though I'm building a separate system on
WinXP).

Did you check the i386 folder of your Win2000 CD? It might
not be the same version but it's worth a try.

 

[Dave Patrick]

You won't find it anywhere. You'll need to contact Microsoft Product Support
Services to obtain the free fix.

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

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| Situation: Blue screen of death and an unbootable Windows 2000 Pro SP4
| partition - but the hard disk is accessible when connected as a slave with
| another
| bootable system.
|
| I've been getting a "STOP: c000021a (Fatal System Error)" - as documented
in
| KB article 330303 of 10Oct2005. The cause seems weird, but my error
message
| is exactly as it describes.
|
| Naturally, I'd like to get this partition booting again.
|
| My interpretation of this is that if I can get hold of secur32.dll
| v5.0.2195.6102 and put it into the partition's %\windir%\system32\ folder,
| then it might work again - though that sounds far-fetched.
|
| Meanwhile, where can I request that version of secur32.dll ?
|
| Thx - Ian Thomas
|
| Its a workstation system with too much s/w installed and configured to try
| to reproduce the system afresh (though I'm building a separate system on
| WinXP).
|
|

 

[gxdata]

I guess I need to phone the MSDN number then - I've searched around during
the last week or more, and can't find anyone to email - it used to be
'(e-mail address removed)' for us in Australia, but that's defunct now.

Ian Thomas

 

[Dave Patrick]

This link may help.

http://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?&gprid=3071&#hoursOfOperation

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

:
|I guess I need to phone the MSDN number then - I've searched around during
| the last week or more, and can't find anyone to email - it used to be
| '(e-mail address removed)' for us in Australia, but that's defunct now.
|
| Ian Thomas
|
|