Cisco Vpn Client Error Msgina .dll
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Cisco VPN client. The Login User Interface DLL CSGina.dll failed to load. Contact your system administrator to replace the DLL, or restore the original DLL. How to Fix Csgina.dll Failed to Load Error Method 1 This method requires you to alter your registry entries. Registry changes are irreversible without a backup. You are advised to create a backup prior to executing any changes. Boot in Safe Mode by pressing on F8 after the startup beep but before the Windows screen. Go to Start and then go on to Run. Enter regedit. Your registry editor will come up. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\
WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon. On the right hand pane https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11099031/cisco-systems-vpn-client-50070410-reports-ginadll-error of the registry editor, look for GinaDLL. Right click on GinaDLL. Select Delete. Be careful to delete only GinaDLL and not the entire Winlogon folder key. Exit the registry and reboot your PC. Variation: The above mentioned method will work for users who do not use Start before Logon. For users who do, the Start before Logon feature will use a “fall back mode.” To use fall back mode: Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Cisco Systems\VPN http://www.dll-error-fixes.com/csginadll-failed-load/ Client. Locate GinaInstalled on the right hand pane. Double click on GinaInstalled. Change the value data from 0x00000001 to 0x00000000. Method 2 You can use this method if you do not have a GUI at Startup and are unable to load in Safe Mode. Load Recovery Console. Type the following commands:CD SYSTEM32 COPY CSGina.dll OldCSGina.dll COPY MSGina.dll CSGina.dll Overwrite if you get a prompt. Exit Recovery Console. Check to see if you can log on to your profile. You may want to refer to this Microsoft help page for more information. Method 3 GINA modules are no longer used with Windows Vista because the GINA functionality of earlier versions has been replaced by a credential provider model. If you are using Vista and receive csgina.dll error messages, you should: Contact your vendor for a replacement if you obtained the custom GINA module from a third party. Develop a new solution that will use the credential provider module if you created a custom GINA module. Method 4 This method is for users of the Cisco Systems VPN dialer. You can no longer use Fast User Switching feature of Windows XP when you install the Cisco Systems VPN dialer. This happens because the Microsoft Graphical Identification and Authentication file (Msgina.dll) is overwritten by Cisco Systems’ filter drive
This happens when you uninstall, and sometimes install, the Cisco VPN client. Cisco VPN client adds a registry key that disables http://it.thelibrarie.com/weblog/2007/11/cisco-vpn-csginadll-failed-to-load/ fast user switching and loads the client before booting into Windows. The fix below requires editing your registry files. If you have no idea what a registry file is, you probably shouldn't be editing them. If you edit incorrectly your computer may refuse to boot. Here's the quick fix: 1.) Reboot the machine 2.) Press F8 to load cisco vpn up the boot options menu for Windows 3.) Select Safe Mode and then select your Windows Installation 4.) After Windows loads into safe mode, it'll ask if you want to continue working in Safe Mode. Select Yes. 5.) Start >> Run >> "regedit" (without the quotes). Press Enter. 6.) Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon 7.) Look for the GinaDLL Key 8.) cisco vpn client Select and delete this key. DO NOT delete the entire Winlogon folder of keys. 9.) Close Regedit and reboot the machine ***EDIT*** This is actually the most popular post on it.thelibrarie.com! Awesome! Skip to comment form » Zeljko said on October 26, 2012 at 6:36 am Thank you !! I delited Gina.DLL from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon and get back to windows. Error messige came after VPN deinstalling from my machine. Cisco du your job better then this 🙁 Carsten said on December 13, 2012 at 9:13 am Thanks, this was very helpful! Ed said on March 4, 2013 at 9:32 am I used this registry fix to solve my boot problem and now that works fine. However, there are issues with Internet Explorer (won't open) and Outlook Express (opens but won't send/receive. Anyone have an answer for this? Matt said on July 12, 2013 at 12:28 am Thank you Rick B! I used your solution, but from the Recovery Console. Of course, I spent a good six hours working on this issue until I f