LSASS BOOT ERROR

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Hi. I have a XP Home machine. When It is booting appears a LSASS error (
something referent to one password of one account ). I searched in Internet,
and pepople say it is caused by sasser, but I analized the machine with the
Symantec Fix Tool of sasser an It is clean.

What can I do?.

Thanks.
 
JP said:
Hi. I have a XP Home machine. When It is booting appears a LSASS error (
something referent to one password of one account ). I searched in Internet,
and pepople say it is caused by sasser, but I analized the machine with the
Symantec Fix Tool of sasser an It is clean.

What can I do?.

Thanks.
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When ever anyone mentions any type of LSASS error people jump to the
conclusion that it must be sasser worm.

Please quote the exact error message and conditions.

Steve
 
Check this information out:

Isass
isass.exe

(???)
You have the Backdoor.Futro virus.

Note – do not confuse this with LSASS which will most times show as
“lsass†in your Task List where the first letter is in fact a lowercase “Lâ€
rather than an “iâ€.

Many times people confuse "Isass.exe" with "Lsass.exe". Be sure and make a
distinction between the two. "Lsass.exe" is a file required by your operating
system and should not be deleted.

Redwagon
 
REDWAGON said:
Check this information out:

Isass
isass.exe

(???)
You have the Backdoor.Futro virus.

Note – do not confuse this with LSASS which will most times show as
“lsass†in your Task List where the first letter is in fact a lowercase “Lâ€
rather than an “iâ€.

Many times people confuse "Isass.exe" with "Lsass.exe". Be sure and make a
distinction between the two. "Lsass.exe" is a file required by your operating
system and should not be deleted.

Redwagon
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Thanks. I am aware of this. I'm still awaiting the OP's response with
details.

Steve
 
Well I did delete it in frustration....I updated and ran McAffee and got a
clean run. Now what, how do I re-install the file?
 
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