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Publisherman
I am having an issue in that roaming / mandatory profiles will not load if
the user changes their password at the logon prompt after an XP Pro client is
upgraded to Service Pack 3. This is a known issue and Microsoft have provided
a patch unfortunately this patch doesn't work.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/958058
I install it and it shows in the add/remove window but the lsasrv.dll file
hasn't changed and the flaw still exists. I've uninstalled and reapplied but
it still fails to work. I have tried this on a fresh install of XP SP3 with
no AV or other software, both our standard network build and an OEM build.
The patch replaces the lsasrv.dll version 5.1.2600.5834 with 5.1.2600.5827
(I know it appears to be an old version).
I have even replaced the file manually and it still does not work, the only
way around this problem so far is to copy lsasrv.dll from an SP2 client to an
SP3 client (not ideal on 500 clients).
I have downloaded the hotfix twice but to no avail , can anyone suggest a
way to solve this issue or a way to alert Microsoft to this issue.
Thank you
Grant.
the user changes their password at the logon prompt after an XP Pro client is
upgraded to Service Pack 3. This is a known issue and Microsoft have provided
a patch unfortunately this patch doesn't work.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/958058
I install it and it shows in the add/remove window but the lsasrv.dll file
hasn't changed and the flaw still exists. I've uninstalled and reapplied but
it still fails to work. I have tried this on a fresh install of XP SP3 with
no AV or other software, both our standard network build and an OEM build.
The patch replaces the lsasrv.dll version 5.1.2600.5834 with 5.1.2600.5827
(I know it appears to be an old version).
I have even replaced the file manually and it still does not work, the only
way around this problem so far is to copy lsasrv.dll from an SP2 client to an
SP3 client (not ideal on 500 clients).
I have downloaded the hotfix twice but to no avail , can anyone suggest a
way to solve this issue or a way to alert Microsoft to this issue.
Thank you
Grant.