Windows logon reboots system

They just won't login by themselves. A: we use the following procedure every time we reboot. Please Note: If you re-entered the service account password and you started the service manually before performing these steps, click OK in response to the message. A: We are looking for a permanent solution. As is, we reapply the passwords after every reboot.

We would like to fix the issue, not have to reapply the passwords every time. Glad to hear that you might have found the cause of the issue.

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Sign in to vote. We are experiencing strangeness on a couple of our servers. I see the logon id in the windows security Log. Why is the logon id reserved 0x3e7 0x3e5, that each of them means, why are they different? Thursday, May 17, AM. Can you please let us know what Event ID s you are seeing this in? Thursday, May 17, PM. Tuesday, May 22, AM. Wednesday, May 23, PM. I now see in the Windows log messages in which different LogonId are combined with different LogonType, from 0 to As well as based on what how reliable is the source of information , can I distinguish legitimate traffic from illegitimate?

Event Logon Type CachedInteractive. The events are then erased with a stress recording that the Event Service has stopped working, then everything is empty in the log. My records remained, the archiving of the log was set up - too, everything is erased, a strong analog Back2Life receives events that clearly contradict my records and studies. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse.

Details required :. Cancel Submit. Hi Sam. Can you plug in by ethernet cable, or if you are then unplug it to try again? You can also try the option to System Restore. If you don't have the password this may be limited to using the booted media.

Choose the boot device as a UEFI device if offered. If this fails from the Troubleshoot Options try a Reset, saving files. If this fails choose Install Now, then Custom Install, then at drive selection screen delete all partitions down to Unallocated Space to get it cleanest, click Next to let it create needed partitions and start install - this makes it foolproof.