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Not quite enough information to really help you. What is the make and model
of your computer? Did it come with XP installed or did you upgrade over a
previous Windows, do you have a real XP CD to use for the clean install?
Isass.exe is a password related error. You may need to use the original
restore disks.
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this is a custom system that I built. It has a Shuttle
AK12A motherboard. AMD 1500MHZ. CPU, 712MB PC133 RAM. A
Geforce 2 Video card, a 20 gig HD. It was working fine
with xp for a while then one day I got a blue screen
saying stop error c000025a. I couldn't get windows to
reboot. So I hooked up my drive as a slave to this comp
and copied all of my files that I needed off. Then I fut
it back into the other machine. started a clean install.
Deleted the partition and reformated the drive then
started the install. My XP is the upgrade version. It
askes for my 98 disc to verify that I can upgrade then
copies all the files it needs to install. After
completing copying the files it restarts the system and
you see the white loading bar then the windows xp splash
screen then it flashes the error "Isass.exe - Not Enough
Quota. Not enough virtual Memory or paging file quota is
availabe to complete the pecified operation."
Then it reboots and says restarting setup and then
flashes the same error and reboots again. Endless loop.
What do I need to do so that I can get it fixed. any help
apreciated thanks.
