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lsass.exe: Not Enough Quota

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hi

I used windows xp sp3 retail disc (XP SP3 original MSDN) ,

added IE8, Media player 11 and hotfixes ,when reboot it error : "lsass.exe: Not Enough Quota"

please help me//

excuse me for my bad english :unsure:

Look HERE and/or use search to retrieve other posts, since a lot of members have posted on this problem.

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Look HERE and/or use search to retrieve other posts, since a lot of members have posted on this problem.

thanks for your help :rolleyes: but i yet have problem. any other solution?

mba2431, please attach (not paste) your Last Session.ini. Make sure to always start with a fresh copy of your CD files/folders, do all your work in one nLite session and integrate only one SP. Please report when you have a solution, so others can benefit. Enjoy, John.

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woooooow :thumbup

i find the solution....

after many try i find problem. i compart my hotfix in several groups. and i undrestand that "when add hotfix [ IE8-WindowsXP-KB974455-x86-ENU ] into bootable cd , error lsass.exe occur." :hello:

mba2431, you never gave us your LastSession.ini, but IE8 hotfixes can only be integrated if there is previously IE8 on your system. Since it's not (IE6 is default), this can cause many strange problems. So, how do you integrate IE8 on your CD? Do you use an add-on? You know, there is an add-on maker that can process IE8 with all its updates into one add-on that integrates perfectly (personal experience) HERE, so why no try that?

Enjoy

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