after the installing win 2000 professional afer the clean installation iam getting that lsass.exe is corrupted
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You could have a damaged CD. also another thing to check is your RAM. if your RAM is failing it will cause all kinds of errors. Check you CD if its ok download Memtest86 and run it. it will test your memory and if it finds any errors that could be the problem.
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system restore to before the problem started.see if helps.if not might need to reinstall some .dll files
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the software could be corrupted.......the installer is the one with a problem u'll need to get an installer that is not corrupted
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*****WAIT do not listen to the knuckle heads telling you to reformat*******\nDo a repair installion and enter your legal key.\nYou go through the initial steps as if you were installing XP, at the Windows XP (Professional, or Home) Setup >press ENTER >Windows Xp Licensing Agreement >press F8 >Windows Xp (Professional, or Home) Setup >press R. This will repair your Windows Xp Installation files, and will not affect your programs, data, etc.
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This seems to be a problem with windows installer. Microsoft's advice on this error is to run the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility this can be found at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290301\n\nDid the fix I posted, work from your previous question??
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if ur operation systems XP just fix it by using restore\nif not or u don't know how than try http://www.dll.com\nor http://www.alldll.com or Download ErrorKiller from\nhttp://www.errorkiller.com/index.php?hop=searchd&p=1&mode=download&gid=1071930148&oid=6390641570
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try to reinstall windows .. or format the hard disk and install a fresh copy
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well seems u have done everything, almost. here is something u can try. if u have a winxp cd, try sfc/scan now
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just go to windows update they should have the drivers if they are not installed
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You will usually get an error like this if you have recently removed software that did not completely remove all its files during the uninstall or one of your installed program has a corrupted file.\n\n\n\nMy sugestion is to get a registry cleaner.  Don't play with your registry unless you know what you are doing and where to go in it.  ALWAYS make sure you create a back up of your registry prior modifying it, just in case you remove the wrong file.
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when this happens you're system has basically lost track of "THIS" program.  aka the registry and/or associate files, install.log in this case are corrupt or missing.  \n\nYou can clean this up manually with two steps.   1, clean up the registry of "THIS" program (aka remove it) and 2. remove it from your harddrive by deleting it and ALL associated files.  These can be very tedious things to do and if you're not comfortable with editing the registry - DON'T - there is a chance you could trash your whole system.
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Try uninstalling and reinstalling. When you install, remember to have nothing else open, no other files etc, just the install.
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do a complete wipe and reload after backing up your files because what you did was put 2 copys of windows on top of each other when one wasnt working
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Do a search for "Windows Genuine Advantage crack" (quoting only the first three words).  You can remove a couple of registry keys, a couple of programs, and a couple of DLLs.  Some of those results will go so far as to give you "updated" versions of these files to restore your lost functionality.
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Well, U should clean it up! If the O.S. drive (Which has got windows installed on) is full, try to uninstall the useless programs which have been installed on ur PC, and don't install any other program on D drive(If windows has been settled on D) If u wanna have ur O.S. on C u should format D and C then install windows on C again which is a lil bit tough for a beginner...\nGood luck;)
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Without knowing the type of windows you have, and the complete message you are getting, it makes it difficult to answer you exactly.  However, it sounds like either a file has become corrupted so when you start Windows it cannot access it correctly. That a file that your operating system uses has been deleted and you are getting the message because it is missing.  Or you have uninstalled a program and the installation program has incorrectly removed a program that your system thinks should be there.\n\nTo get rid of the error, you will either have to edit the file or resource that is looking generating the error (ini file, registry etc.), reinstall the missing file, or reinstall the software you removed.\n\nGood luck
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Broken Windows\n- re-install !