LSASS BOOT ERROR

[jp]

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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.

 

[Guest]

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JP wrote:

> 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.
>
>

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

 

[Guest]

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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 “L�
rather than an “i�.

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



"Steve N." wrote:

> JP wrote:
>
> > 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.
> >
> >
>
> 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
>

 

[Guest]

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REDWAGON wrote:
> 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 "L�
> rather than an "i�.
>
> 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

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

Steve

>
>
>
> "Steve N." wrote:
>
>
>>JP wrote:
>>
>>
>>>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.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>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
>>

 

[Guest]

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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?


"Steve N." wrote:

> REDWAGON wrote:
> > 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 “L”
> > rather than an “i”.
> >
> > 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
>
> Thanks. I am aware of this. I'm still awaiting the OP's response with
> details.
>
> Steve
>
> >
> >
> >
> > "Steve N." wrote:
> >
> >
> >>JP wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>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.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >>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
> >>
>
>

 

[Guest]

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From: "XP_Crazy" <XP_Crazy@discussions.microsoft.com>

|
| 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?
|

If the WinXP PC is running and you have no errors this may not be needed.

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm