Access denied in DOS
This is a discussion about Access denied in DOS in the Windows Software category; First of all I am kinda new to all this so hope this makes sense and somebody could make a suggestion. I was in the middle of a system restore and my comp died (not really sure why) but now when I start up I get a black screen and just my mouse pointer.
First of all I am kinda new to all this so hope this makes sense and somebody could make a suggestion.
I was in the middle of a system restore and my comp died (not really sure why) but now when I start up I get a black screen and just my mouse pointer. I went to hp website and they had a step by step how to fix this, but in DOS, when I try to do the following command, I get error " Access is Denied"
expand lsass.ex_ c:\windows\system32
Any way around that? any info is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
I was in the middle of a system restore and my comp died (not really sure why) but now when I start up I get a black screen and just my mouse pointer. I went to hp website and they had a step by step how to fix this, but in DOS, when I try to do the following command, I get error " Access is Denied"
expand lsass.ex_ c:\windows\system32
Any way around that? any info is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
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Well, that "lsass.exe" is in use when you have started XP/200x and it does not let you replace it.
You need to do this from Windows recovery console.
But, first type "gpedit.msc" to Start->Run dialog to start Group Policy Editor.
Select:
Computer Configuration->Windows Settings->Security Settings->Local Policies->Security Options, then double-click "Recovery Console: Allow floppy copy and access to all drives and all folders." Select Enabled, then click OK.
Close Group Policy Editor.
Put your Windows cd to cdrom drive and reboot.
Start from cd and when you get to "Welcome to Windows setup" screen,
Windows 2000
Select "r" for repair.
Then select "c" to use recovery console.
Windows XP
Select "r" for repair.
Select your Windows installation (default is 1), login to system with your Administrator account.
When logged in successfully, execute following commands:
"set AllowAllPaths = TRUE"
and:
"expand %cdromdrive%:\i386\lsass.ex_ c:\windows\system32"
(Replace the %cdromdrive% with your cdrom drive letter. eg. D )
Then write "exit" and reboot your system.
Good luck
You need to do this from Windows recovery console.
But, first type "gpedit.msc" to Start->Run dialog to start Group Policy Editor.
Select:
Computer Configuration->Windows Settings->Security Settings->Local Policies->Security Options, then double-click "Recovery Console: Allow floppy copy and access to all drives and all folders." Select Enabled, then click OK.
Close Group Policy Editor.
Put your Windows cd to cdrom drive and reboot.
Start from cd and when you get to "Welcome to Windows setup" screen,
Windows 2000
Select "r" for repair.
Then select "c" to use recovery console.
Windows XP
Select "r" for repair.
Select your Windows installation (default is 1), login to system with your Administrator account.
When logged in successfully, execute following commands:
"set AllowAllPaths = TRUE"
and:
"expand %cdromdrive%:\i386\lsass.ex_ c:\windows\system32"
(Replace the %cdromdrive% with your cdrom drive letter. eg. D )
Then write "exit" and reboot your system.
Good luck
OP
Hey Thanks guys. I haven't tried it yet but really appreciate the info and help!!!
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
