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- 11th May 2010 at 07:17 #44053
Starting a new thread as it is kind of a new issue.
I managed to use DaRT to disable the windows installer, windows module installer and windows update services.
Upon restarting, I can choose a user account, enter a password and login.
Hooray, or so it seemed. As soon as I get to the “preparing your desktop” screen, the computer reboots.
DaRT shows nothing in the event logs. How can I troubleshoot/repair this?
I’ve tried SFC, what else is there?
- 12th May 2010 at 19:27 #50819
Do an SFC check for winlogon.exe to see if it is the culprit.
Run this in an elevated cmd:
SFC /SCANFILE=c:WINDOWSSYSTEM32WINLOGON.EXE
If get a “Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations”
Try this solution:
Open command prompt with elevated privileges:
SET USERPROFILE=C:USERSUSERNAME ; replace username with your actual username
SET HOMEPATH=USERSUSERNAME ; replace username with your actual usernameAre you positive your logon didn’t get hijacked via malware infection? It sure is acting like it. I’m not a genius or an expert in this field so don’t hold me to it just my 2 cents.
- 12th May 2010 at 19:27 #60638
Anonymous
Do an SFC check for winlogon.exe to see if it is the culprit.
Run this in an elevated cmd:
SFC /SCANFILE=c:WINDOWSSYSTEM32WINLOGON.EXE
If get a “Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations”
Try this solution:
Open command prompt with elevated privileges:
SET USERPROFILE=C:USERSUSERNAME ; replace username with your actual username
SET HOMEPATH=USERSUSERNAME ; replace username with your actual usernameAre you positive your logon didn’t get hijacked via malware infection? It sure is acting like it. I’m not a genius or an expert in this field so don’t hold me to it just my 2 cents.
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