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Edit these values and type the correct path of shell :
Shell = explorer.exe
Userinit=X:\windows\system32\userinit.exe
NOTE: These files may also be deleted by spywares. You may need to extract them using Windows CD.
Steps for rectifying this problem:
Log on to a networked computer.
Run Regedit.exe
Point your cursor to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Select File > Connect Remote Registry
Type computer name (infected computer)
Navigate to the following location in registry of destination or infected computer
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
Edit these two values in right pane:
Shell
Userinit
Change these two values to
Shell=explorer.exe
Userinit = x:\windows\system32\userinit.exe
Exit from Registry
Restart Infected computer.
You should be able to log on to computer.
if it not work then go to back steps and just copy orwrite the file userinit.exe
workded successfully tested 100 percent gauranted
WAQAR GILGITI
Shell = explorer.exe
Userinit=X:\windows\system32\userinit.exe
NOTE: These files may also be deleted by spywares. You may need to extract them using Windows CD.
Steps for rectifying this problem:
Log on to a networked computer.
Run Regedit.exe
Point your cursor to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Select File > Connect Remote Registry
Type computer name (infected computer)
Navigate to the following location in registry of destination or infected computer
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
Edit these two values in right pane:
Shell
Userinit
Change these two values to
Shell=explorer.exe
Userinit = x:\windows\system32\userinit.exe
Exit from Registry
Restart Infected computer.
You should be able to log on to computer.
if it not work then go to back steps and just copy orwrite the file userinit.exe
workded successfully tested 100 percent gauranted
WAQAR GILGITI
Jan 1, 2009 at 11:12 AM
by changing "c" into "x" it creates a loop right back to the "log on" page.
WAQAR GILGITI, your a jerk.
Jan 1, 2009 at 10:29 PM
in my case c:\ is my hdd with windows on it and d:\ is my dvdrom but I have other setups where its completely different
now on a more serious note if the registry entries he mentioned are intact(ie the way they are supposed to be) the issue could be a missing userinit.exe file. more clear instructions on how to replace it would be helpful so here's what happened to me last night.
i tried the expand command from recovery console:
expand d:\i386\userinit.ex_ c:\windows\system32\userinit.exe
but in my case I got the "file could not be created" error so I expanded the file to another directory (the root of c:\) and used "winternals erd commander 2005" and moved the file to the system32 folder, that solved that issue
if you don't have "winternals erd commander" cd you could use somthing else like a PE cd such as BartsPE or even a Linux live cd like ubuntu.
for more information use google search and try not to read Microsoft's "official" help they are confusing. reading is good for you (at least they say it is) so read as much as you can about how others solved this issue as well, I have only given details of my latest effort, its different everytime.