Fatal System Error Winlogon
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or BSOD error or kernel error). The stop error message usually reads: STOP: c000021a {Fatal System Error} The Windows Logon Process system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0xc06d007e (0×00000000 0×00000000). fatal system rpg The system has been shut down. What Causes Stop Error c000021a? Windows STOP c000021a windows 10 error c000021a Fatal System Error occurs when the Windows kernel detects that either Csrss.exe or Winlogon.exe service processes have stop responding or have failed stop c00021a fatal system error the windows subsystem system process terminated unexpectedly to load. When this happens, Windows stops the system completely and then generates the fatal system error message. There can be many reasons why you are experiencing this error: Corrupt or missing hardware drivers Faulty hardware http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-update/blue-screen-stop-error-c000021a-fatal-system-error/66314ec5-8e7c-4e27-b6c7-1a91c1e58732 (i.e. Memory) Windows service pack has failed to install correctly. Your computer has corrupted system files either due to a faulty shutdown or virus/malware. Windows System Restore failed during the rollback process. Third-party software applications on your computer are causing kernel level conflicts. Known Solutions NOTE: The solutions listed below are assuming that you are receiving the stop error AFTER Windows is running. There are some cases where users are experiencing the stop http://windows-exe-errors.com/stop-c000021a-fatal-system-error/ error during the system boot procedure and thus cannot get to the Windows desktop to perform the task listed below in order. Option 1: Make Sure Your PC Drivers Are Updated (DO THIS FIRST!) Missing or corrupt drivers are responsible for many bluescreen errors. Before taking the steps below, we recommend you perform a free driver scan with DriverFinder and make sure all your drivers are up-to-date. Option 2: Run Chkdsk Command Run chkdsk: Go to a command prompt and type "chkdsk /f". Option 3: Take Out The Battery Unplug your computer and take out the battery. (It looks like a watch battery on your motherboard). Plug your computer back in and restart it. Shutdown your computer and unplug it again. Place your battery back in, plug in your computer, and restart it. Check to see if your are still receiving the stop error message. Option 3: Test or Swap Out Your Memory (RAM) Bad or faulty RAM is known to cause many bluescreen errors and can usually be replaced for cheap. Before swapping it out, run Memtest86+ to test OVERNIGHT to see if it reports any errors. If you are not comfortable opening your PC and replacing your memory, bring your computer to a qualified technician. Option 4: Perform a Windows System Restore Press CTRL+SHIFT+ESC on
authentication, loading the user profile, locking the computer, and much more. There are many errors assoicated with the Windows Logon process, but there are two that I have run into on many occasions. The Windows logon process has unexpectedly terminated. http://thebackroomtech.com/2010/08/31/fix-the-windows-logon-process-has-unexpectedly-terminated/ and STOP: c000021a {Fatal System Error} The Windows Logon Process system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0xc0000034.The system has been shutdown. Depending on whether you are getting this error on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, or Windows Server 2008, there are several ways to fix the problem. Basically, the Winlogon.exe or Csrss.exe processes have failed and therefore the system crashes. In this post, I’ll try and walk you though fatal system several solutions that have worked in the past to solve this error. Windows Server 2003/2008 If you’re getting this error on a server, the cause can probably be attributed to one of the following problems below. Scroll down if you are having the problem on Windows XP, Vista or 7. Lack of system resources (hard disk space, memory, CPU) Corrupted Windows registry Service that has failed to start To check for lack fatal system error of system resources, check the amount of free hard drive space on the partition where Windows is installed. You can also open the Task Manager and go to the Performance tab to make sure 100% of the CPU is not being used. In the Task Manager, you can also check the amount of available RAM. If the Windows registry is corrupt, you may not even be able to log onto the computer. In that case, you will have to try and get in using Safe Mode or use the Recovery Console to run the Startup Repair utility, which I will explain below. If a service failed to start and that’s what is causing the problem, you can click on Start, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Event Viewer. Click on the System log and look for any white exclamation points in a red circle. These indicate that a service or driver failed. Resources To fix the first problem of lack of resources, you can either free up some hard drive space or disable some services that are taking up large amounts of memory or CPU power. You can read our previous post on how to disable Windows services using the Control Panel or how to disable services using MSConfig. Registry If your Windo