Windows XP Home crash!!
Created 18 years ago2005-06-21 20:49:38 UTC by
fate
Created 18 years ago2005-06-21 20:49:38 UTC by
fate
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-21 20:49:38 UTC
Post #116054
I just installed a fresh copy of Windows XP Home... The install went fine and all. When I start it up it works fine. But when Try to connect to the internet (dial-up) and activate Windows XP. It comes up "Systems ShutDown" and it says i have 30 seconds to clsoe stuff out adn save my work. It allso says some thing about "c:windowssystem32lssas.exe terminated with -23003240324".. It sounds like a virus but I am not sure. Oh by the way i reinstalled the after i got the messege the first time and it did the same thing..
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-21 20:52:18 UTC
Post #116056
Isnt there a virus that does that? Btw Im not sure if TWHL is the right place to ask these questions. But hey, I, sure some people'll answer your question
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-21 20:54:19 UTC
Post #116058
LSASS is the Local Security Authority Service.
Google the error code or whatnot that it provides you with.
Google the error code or whatnot that it provides you with.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-22 02:16:13 UTC
Post #116079
That'll be a worm. Set the clock back a day when it happens and then go to Windows Update and download stuff. You might need to set it back further if you're on dial-up, or get properly-downloadable stuff put on a CD for you.
Never connect a Windoze PC to the 'net without a firewall.
Never connect a Windoze PC to the 'net without a firewall.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-22 02:17:17 UTC
Post #116081
W32 blaster worm 
download worm removal tools.
download worm removal tools.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-22 08:49:40 UTC
Post #116119
Wow, the MS Blaster is still out there? I've been running an unpatched Windows 200o SP3 installation on my other HDD for months, without an antivirus or even a firewall. I haven't hit any problems yet! Although, that may be because I never use it.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-23 16:51:18 UTC
Post #116529
Although, that may be because I never use it.Erm, yeah, I'd certainly guess so. I think an average time for an unprotected Windoze PC to become infected is about thirty seconds.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-23 17:14:22 UTC
Post #116541
yup... rather depressing isnt it..
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-24 02:32:24 UTC
Post #116597
Windows XP Home blows man, you should be using something else anyway. No offense.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-24 03:09:25 UTC
Post #116598
ya man, learn linux...
or at least use like windows 98...
its so outdated, that nothing prolly affects it anymore
or at least use like windows 98...
its so outdated, that nothing prolly affects it anymore
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-24 11:33:45 UTC
Post #116738
I've used an unprotected Win98 installation and got a CIH variant within 2 hours of being online.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-24 19:46:19 UTC
Post #116882
I know how to use linux to an exstent...But I prefer Windows to Linux, unless
I am setting up some type of server then I will install Linux.
I am setting up some type of server then I will install Linux.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-24 20:03:46 UTC
Post #116894
Saying that Windows > Linux, just cause you can't use it, isn't an excuse!
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-24 20:14:18 UTC
Post #116899
I know how to use Linux.Maybe not as good as you know how to,but I still manage to set up servers just fine...
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-25 07:33:34 UTC
Post #116987
Linux wasn't intended as a server OS, it was intended to be a free clone of Unix with the desktop in mind, that's why it was first developed for the 386, which was a processor for home users.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-25 07:35:10 UTC
Post #116989
XP Home is pretty rubbish. If I were you, if you're reinstalling, definitely get Pro [Corporate].
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-26 05:29:38 UTC
Post #117190
here you dummy's! i had this same virus, it's the w32.sasser virus. goto this link to get the removal tool, and make sure you follow the directions exactly! http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/tools.list.html
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-26 19:14:42 UTC
Post #117341
Calling people "dummy's" isn't very mature. Plus, your grammar is all wrong. "dummy's" actually means "dummy is" which is completely uncomprehensible. I think you are looking for the work "dummies'".
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-27 02:26:16 UTC
Post #117370
i made my point didnt i?? and i helped you guys with the sasser worm removal tool. soo thats much more important than my lack of caring how i write.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-27 08:08:03 UTC
Post #117434
If you keep getting the 'lsass.exe cocked up' message when you boot, then its probably memory corruption, i just lost 2 sticks of 512mb ram and my 256mb radeon atlantis 9200 too memory corruption, may they rest in peace 
the culprit was a power cut when i had windows server 2003 installed, jus installed and the memory caching was still oin so the powercut seemed to kill everything 
the culprit was a power cut when i had windows server 2003 installed, jus installed and the memory caching was still oin so the powercut seemed to kill everything 
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-27 09:01:24 UTC
Post #117449
That's odd to have a powercut kill EVERYTHING. I've pulled the plug on my machine several times, sometimes in frustration, sometimes by accident. I haven't had so much as a corrupted byte yet.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-27 11:44:26 UTC
Post #117482
I fixed it now..so someone close this thread
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-28 15:41:36 UTC
Post #117578
MOP you havent used windows server 2003 yet have you 
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-28 19:24:50 UTC
Post #117600
Yeah I have, a few months ago. It's very bloated. You have to specify a reason to shutdown, how time wasting is that!??!!? Almost all Unix compatible systems have a shutdown command. Go up to any Unix compatible system (including Mac OS X) and type "shutdown -H now". It's pretty much instant.
Posted 18 years ago2005-07-01 02:35:48 UTC
Post #118007
Goon. NTx has "shutdown -t 0". Not exactly dissimilar.
I'm sure you don't have to. Bear in mind that they actually finally made a "server" operating system which was actually evidently intended for servers. Although they left IE in.
I'm sure you don't have to. Bear in mind that they actually finally made a "server" operating system which was actually evidently intended for servers. Although they left IE in.
Posted 18 years ago2005-07-01 03:14:39 UTC
Post #118019
And Windows media player, and mspaint, and the standard set of winblows games. 
server OS my arse.
server OS my arse.
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