As soon as the computer is turned on, it shows logging out , and then it can t be done, what should

The rescue method of automatic logout after the computer is turned on.

One is that the poison is more straightforward, and the second is that it has been deleted, and it is used to manage user starts.

Generally speaking, the cause of the failure is the loss or corruption of the file. The solution is to re-extract a new file from the WinXP installation disc with the Windows Faulty Console. Start the fault console, enter the windows system32 directory, and then enter REN to change the name) and press enter, enter map, put it into the WinXP installation disk, and enter expand x:

i386, then press the enter key, enter exit, when the computer restarts, take out the winxp disc, the computer can start normally.

I came across a WinXP machine, infected with a worm virus spread by MSN, the system logs out directly every time you log in, the security mode is the same, and the correct configuration is useless in the end.

Start with the system disk, log in to the recovery console, and restart Copy C: Windows System32 to log in normally. The reason is that the msn funny virus destroys the normal and changes the userinit key from c:in the registry under hkey local machine software microsoft windows nt currentversion winlogon

Windows system32 , changed to C: Windows system32, so after copying, WinXP can find this login handler to successfully log in, log in to the system and restore the registry key again.

In addition to repairing with the installation CD, it can also be repaired via LAN connection (remote modification of the registry): e.g. with pstools.

hostname -u admin username -p password c: windowsegedit -s d:

It reads as follows: Windows Registry Editor Version

hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\winlogon]

userinit"="c:\\windows\\system32\\"

The heroes are very good! ~

The villain also encountered such a problem today, and tried the rumors on the Internet"copy "、"Heavy also registry*reg" and other methods, but failed.

Poor thing! In desperation, I had to reinstall, and after the disc booted, select "Install Windows system." Suddenly, you can select "Reinstall System" and "Repair Original System", and select "Repair Original System" with the last bit of hope.

After that, it's the automatic repair installation.,The next step - the next step - a miracle happens.,After the repair, the system is restored.,No more logouts after logging in.,yes!! Finally solved the problem, so the answer is, hurry up and find a system disc to repair!!

Try it in safe mode.

If that doesn't work, the easiest thing to do is to restore the GHO backup.

If it doesn't work, just redo the system.

I've also encountered a situation where one of Microsoft's boot modules was maliciously disabled by a virus.

Or I disabled him by myself (I accidentally disabled it myself) and then logged out when I turned it on.,And it's always logged out.,It's the same when you enter safe mode.,Finally, I reinstalled the system.。

I'm XP and don't know if you're not.