December 4, 200619 yr dear sirs,When i start up the computer i get a error message that winlogon.exe can not start.if anyone knows how i could create a solution for this problem it would be great.Here is the info from browser.szAppName : winlogon.exe szAppVer : 0.0.0.0 szModName : unknown szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 3bf22d89 thanks in advance!/Snuppe Edited December 4, 200619 yr by snuppe
December 4, 200619 yr it could possibly be a virus, try this:1. do you have any antivirus software installed? if you do update its definitions and run a full system virus scan, if you don't have one there is a good free one called Avast! Antivirus2. press Ctrl, Alt and Delete and bring up the task manager, navigate to the processes tab a check to see if there is a item in the list called Winlogon.exe or winlogon.exe3. If the real winlogon.exe file has crashed then check the following locations and see if they cause any errors or behave strangely:log out of your account and try logging back intry running the windows activation program under Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Activate Windows(Both these places are powered by winlogon.exe)Please Report Back Your Findings
December 4, 200619 yr If you download autoruns and shellexview, run them in safe mode, disable all non-Microsoft items in both tools, and reboot, does the problem recur?
December 4, 200619 yr Author it could possibly be a virus, try this:1. do you have any antivirus software installed? if you do update its definitions and run a full system virus scan, if you don't have one there is a good free one called Avast! Antivirus2. press Ctrl, Alt and Delete and bring up the task manager, navigate to the processes tab a check to see if there is a item in the list called Winlogon.exe or winlogon.exe1. I dont have any antivirus-programs, because of all troubles they created :-)(atleast not that i am aware of)2. in taskmanager "winlogon.exe" is running.3. If the real winlogon.exe file has crashed then check the following locations and see if they cause any errors or behave strangely:log out of your account and try logging back intry running the windows activation program under Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Activate Windows(Both these places are powered by winlogon.exe)Please Report Back Your Findings3. I treid to do as you said by activating windows and it said windows is already installed.Thank you very much, for trying to help me. I will try to install the above mentioned progam for antivirus./Robert
December 6, 200619 yr Extract the original Winlogon.exe from your XP disk and overwrite the current file.This will fix it if it was just a random corruption (but then you should check your hard drive for any other symptoms of failure).
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