J
jake
ok the other day chkdsk ran and destroyed my security settings.It said
something on the lines of "security settings invalid restoring settings to
default"for every file on my computer.Which left my computer without a task
bar,run extremly slow,no access to user accounts,ie not working,and a ton
more problems.I then tried restoring numerous times but nothing helped. I
then found something online about manually reset security policies to default
(exactly what chkdsk said it did)and tried it (secedit /configure /cfg
%windir%\repair\secsetup.inf /db secsetup.sdb /verbose)
which fixed most of the problems but not all.I cant access disk
management,cant log in with account that has user rights.And still a ton
more.Im just wondering if anyone here has had the same problem and how they
fixed it.im running windows xp pro locally. I've also tried to create new
admin accounts but they have exactly the same problems as the existing
accounts.
something on the lines of "security settings invalid restoring settings to
default"for every file on my computer.Which left my computer without a task
bar,run extremly slow,no access to user accounts,ie not working,and a ton
more problems.I then tried restoring numerous times but nothing helped. I
then found something online about manually reset security policies to default
(exactly what chkdsk said it did)and tried it (secedit /configure /cfg
%windir%\repair\secsetup.inf /db secsetup.sdb /verbose)
which fixed most of the problems but not all.I cant access disk
management,cant log in with account that has user rights.And still a ton
more.Im just wondering if anyone here has had the same problem and how they
fixed it.im running windows xp pro locally. I've also tried to create new
admin accounts but they have exactly the same problems as the existing
accounts.