STOP Error 0x0000006f Session3_initialization_failed Options

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danjaquino

I had this error on a computer that I know was working fine. I was
trying to load Windows XP SP2 on. I tried a different CD and it
worked
fine. Basically, the computer was trying to load a driver off the cd
and couldn't. This fixed my problem. Try a different cd if you have
access. This may fix your problem. It did mine.
 
Sneed! Any one! I tried uninstalling newly installed software and everything
else I have seen on the web to no avail. I can boot in safe mode but not
normal without this same error. Anybody got an answere for this one?
 
Hi Walter sorry I have to sort of hack your problem but I can't do anything
else, I had the problem above since beginning of January I've tried everthing
in the newsgroups suggested and even tried a repair installation to no avail,
please tell me how to take out the hard drive to clean it so hopefully my
computer will work. Thanks
 
Hi Walter sorry I have to sort of hack your problem but I can't do anything
else, I had the problem above since beginning of January I've tried everthing
in the newsgroups suggested and even tried a repair installation to no avail,
please tell me how to take out the hard drive to clean it so hopefully my
computer will work. Thanks






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Just cleaned one of these off of a relatives computer. Resolved most
of the problems, but I do not have full faith that it is 100% clean.

Symptoms: Redirected Internet searches, blocked access to antivirus/
security sites, certain files invisible. Cannot do chkdsk.


If the automated tools found online do not work, this may clean it.


Sorry I did not take more precise notes. Fought with this for
hours.

Here is what I found.

TDSS was present as a hidden device in Device Manager (View Show
Hidden Devices)

Look in Non-Plug and Play Devices (Disable TDSS) If you restart the
computer, you are still infected.

Restart the Computer with either Windows XP CD and use Recovery
console or use something like BARTPE.
Recovery console will require administrator password.

Delete TDSS files. I found about 6 in %systemroomt%\system32 and 1 in
%systemroot%/system32/drivers

Reboot into safe mode

Go into registry.

Search for TDSS

You should find numerous entries, including one or two that list it as
a Legacy Service. Carefully delete the entries.
WARNING: Note the MS Warnings about screwing up the registry.
 
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