login problem

[Guest]

i downloaded an antivirus program on my other computer, and it scanned my
computer , healed virus, and told me to restart my computer. once i did that
i tried to log onto my account name. i type my password and instead of
logging me into windows it logs me off and sends me back to the main windows
xp log in screen. i really cant lose files on there, but i dont know how to
fix it does anyone know anything i can do?

 

[Guest]

Boot tapping the F8 key as the BIOS information goes by. At the
Windows Advanced Options menu select Safe Mode. On the welcome screen
select Administrator. This is the hidden Administrator account (not
intended for day to day use) and assuming a password was never
assigned to it click enter.
Account changes can be made from Control Panel, or:
From there go to Start - Run and type
control userpasswords2
then press enter. From there you can select any user account and Reset
Passwords, add/remove accounts or change account type.

Then go to Start - Run and type lusrmgr.msc and press enter.
Now click on Users in the left pane to expand it.
Double-click on the user account that had expired.
Check 'Password Never Expires'.
If this doen't work try here.
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/lostpass.htm

 

[WTC]

i downloaded an antivirus program on my other computer, and it scanned
my
computer , healed virus, and told me to restart my computer. once i
did that
i tried to log onto my account name. i type my password and instead of
logging me into windows it logs me off and sends me back to the main
windows
xp log in screen. i really cant lose files on there, but i dont know
how to
fix it does anyone know anything i can do?

Some ant-spyware may have removed or quarantine wsaupdater.exe thinking
that it's harmful.

Fix:
1. Boot the computer using your WinXP CD.
2. Press r to enter the Recovery Console when required.
3. At the command prompt type:

cd system32

4. Then type:

copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe

5. Then type:

exit

Reboot normally. You should now be able to logon. But you're not done
yet.

6. Run regedit (start>run>regedit)

7. Locate the "Userinit" key in:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\

8. modify the entry:

C:\WINDOWS\System32\wsaupdater.exe,

so that it reads:

C:\WINDOWS\System32\userinit.exe,

Note: Make sure the comma (,) is included at the end of userinit.exe