Lsass.exe going haywire!

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"Catamount" <Nope@spam.no> wrote in message
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> Alright, I have this laptop on my work network, running WinXP SP2 fully
> patched. When I dial into any ISP (I say any as I tried my ISP, AOHell,
> Work dialin, and earthlink.) Lsas.exe service goes maxing out on me for
> about 45 minutes. Then it goes down, but after that I can't do anything.
> It tells me "There is not enough memory" when ever I try to open anything
> after that, even if I try to map a drive. This Laptop is a member of a
> domain and when at home dialing into the Internet its not part of the
> Domain, but the user still logs in as if connected to the domain (do you
> understand what I mean?) I am still learning XP as we are starting to get
> PCs with XP on them connecting to our all Win2k network. Any ideas?

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Catamount wrote:
> Alright, I have this laptop on my work network, running WinXP SP2 fully
> patched. When I dial into any ISP (I say any as I tried my ISP, AOHell,
> Work dialin, and earthlink.) Lsas.exe service goes maxing out on me for
> about 45 minutes. Then it goes down, but after that I can't do
> anything. It tells me "There is not enough memory" when ever I try to
> open anything after that, even if I try to map a drive. This Laptop is
> a member of a domain and when at home dialing into the Internet its not
> part of the Domain, but the user still logs in as if connected to the
> domain (do you understand what I mean?) I am still learning XP as we
> are starting to get PCs with XP on them connecting to our all Win2k
> network. Any ideas?


UPDATE!!!

I figured out the problem. The user was using the latest version of
SPAMPAL. After rolling back to the earlier version, the issue went
away. Sent a message to SPAMPAL about a possible bug.