" Interactive logon process initialization has failed. Please consult
the event
log for more details. "

this always comes up. If i click OK it just comes up again.

I have been reading on some websites how to fix this by system restore,
but i need some disk i dont have

HELP!


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karlsteinar92 wrote:


" Interactive logon process initialization has failed. Please consult
the event
log for more details. "

this always comes up. If i click OK it just comes up again.

I have been reading on some websites how to fix this by system restore,
but i need some disk i dont have

For people who only have a restore image - Windows Vista Recovery Disc
Download:
http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/window...disc-download/

You will need third-party burning software to burn the file you download as
an image, not data. ImgBurn is free and it's good.

Then boot with it and choose "Repair". You'll see the option to do a System
Restore there.

Malke
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Malke, I have done that with CD-R disc, and i used that burn program you
told me about and fallowed
http://neosmart.net/wiki/display/G/B...s+with+ImgBurn
how to burn a ISO file,

then i put it in my computer and restart, i press F8 then repair
computer, then put the layout of my keyboard, then i get sceen.. startup
repair / System restore / Windows Complete PC restore / Windows memory
diagnostic tool / Command prompt

i press system restore

Then window pops up..
Restore system files and settings

(red ring with white X in center): No restore points have been created
on your computer's system disk. To create a restore point open system
protection.

System restore can help fix promblems that mgiht be making your
computer run slowly or stop responding
System restore does not affect any of your documents, pictures or other
personal data.


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karlsteinar92 wrote:


Malke, I have done that with CD-R disc, and i used that burn program you
told me about and fallowed
http://neosmart.net/wiki/display/G/B...s+with+ImgBurn
how to burn a ISO file,

then i put it in my computer and restart, i press F8 then repair
computer, then put the layout of my keyboard, then i get sceen.. startup
repair / System restore / Windows Complete PC restore / Windows memory
diagnostic tool / Command prompt

i press system restore

Then window pops up..
Restore system files and settings

(red ring with white X in center): No restore points have been created
on your computer's system disk. To create a restore point open system
protection.

System restore can help fix promblems that mgiht be making your
computer run slowly or stop responding
System restore does not affect any of your documents, pictures or other
personal data.



Then I guess you don't have any System Restore points to restore to and
whatever you were trying to do to fix your system won't work. Since I don't
know anything about your computer or its recent history, there's not too
much more I can say.

Have you tried repairing your computer - not doing a System Restore - by
following these steps?

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tuto...torial148.html

The recovery CD you made will work for this process.

If not, I would try that. If you already did try that and got no joy, then
the next step is to back up your data using a Linux Live CD or a Bart's PE
and then restore your computer to factory condition.

Again, I must stress that I know nothing about your computer or what brought
it to this condition so you may want to get a diagnosis from a competent
local tech who can have hands-on. If you go this route, I don't recommend
using a BigComputerStore/GeekSquad type of place.

Malke
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