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Posted by Kadaitcha Man on May 20, 2006, 7:15 pm
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> Kadaitcha Man wrote:
>> techhelp@2000.org, the acned pawnbroker, gurgled:
>>
>>
>>> I recently had a problem booting my Windows 2000 OS with Sp4 rollup
>>> 1. After restoring the system state, and reinstalling sp4 and sp4
>>> rollup 1, I have the following problem with my standalone
>>> (non-networked computer).
>>>
>>> Every time I go to component services and open the Local Security
>>> Settings, I get the following messages when clicking on the various
>>> policies:
>>>
>>> "Windows cannot open the local policy database.
>>> An unknown error occured when attempting to open the database."
>>>
>>> Even though I've rarely adjusted these policies, I know that's not a
>>> good sign.
>>>
>>>
>>> I've tried running MMC and using the Add Snap-in method, and
>>> whereas I used to see user and group policies listed, now I only
>>> see local policy directories (without any access). I also don't
>>> see a Group Policy subdirectory in my winnt directory, though I'm
>>> not sure if there ever was one.
>>>
>>> I've also given full security permissions for myself and "system".
>>> The "Everyone" user was already there. I've also tried using
>>> Aclrestore as suggested by Microsoft on their site, to no avail.
>>>
>>> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=266118
>>>
>>> Obviously, I'm doing something wrong. Does someone have experience
>>> with this? My other alternative it to load Win 2000 Pro along with
>>> Sp4 again (and a bunch of programs) after reformatting the
>>> partitioned root drive.
>>
>>
>> You're full of fucking shit, you waffling retard. Anyone who can
>> write as many technical words as you did and still not know that
>> restoring the system state is an emergency only measure that does
>> not guarantee a full recovery of the system to a previous state is a
>> complete bag of wind, you fucking nauseating wretch.
>>
>> Give full control to the group named Everyone on the %SystemRoot%
>> drive, you fucking prancing faerie.
>>
>>
>>
>
> And will no doubt be posting answers to problems somewhere near you
> soon.
No doubt he will not express gratitude for the technically accurate answer
either.
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