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Server 2003 - lsass.exe System Error - Object Name not found Windows dbinitializejetdatabase failed with jet error Server > Windows Server General Forum Question 0 Sign in to vote I have searched high and error 0xc00002e1 windows 8 low for the last 4 days to find a solution to this problem. I have used my server 2003 discs and done a repair on the install. I have https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/830574 downloaded new SV2003 iso and used them as a repair. I have tried booting into safe mode and the same issue comes up. I have booted into the recovery console and run every single thing I could think of with no luck. I have taken the drive out and slaved it on another PC changed the lsass.exe to lsass.exe.old https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/d0415322-95bc-47ea-aacf-db1395c4976c/windows-server-2003-lsassexe-system-error-object-name-not-found?forum=winservergen not luck. Now I know most of you are going to say just reformat and start over. I would if I could... this install is very important and the information and setup on it can not be lost. If anyone ANYONE has a solution to this or a fix that would be greatly appreciated. And no it is not a virus as this server is only used to upload documents to which are created in house. The way it all stared was when I was upgrading the RAM in the Server once I popped out a stick and realized the wrong RAM had been sent I put the original stick back in to the motherboard and rebooted to have this error come up everytime. I have gone into the BIOs and set it to default with nothing changing. I am pleading with anyone or even Microsoft please help!Andrew Reed City of Lacombe Monday, May 16, 2011 7:39 PM Reply | Quote Answers 2 Sign in to vote Hi Andrew, i understan
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initialization failed because of the following error: Directory Services cannot start. Error status 0xc00002e1. I know everyone's scenario's when seeing this message are pretty varied but I found a nice way to fix this within an hour providing you have a similar setup. In my particular case I had two servers an SBS 2000 (oh dear I hear you cry) and a Standard Server 2003 running SP1. The 2K3 machine was rebooted and upon reboot we were presented with the above error. So to fix try the following: 1. Reboot the 2K3 server into "Directory Services Restore Mode" then logon to the machine locally, in my case I didnt know the restore password (results of taking on machines from other support companies.) -If this is the case go onto the second server, right click "my computer" and select manage, within the new window, right click the "Computer Management" header and then click connect to another computer, you can then connect to the server you can't log into and reset the local admin password. 2. So first things first now your into the server you need to check the database files, go to start, run, and type "cmd" to open a command shell. The type the following: ntdsutil files info You should see similar the below: Drive Information: C:\ NTFS (Fixed Drive ) free(533.3 Mb) total(4.1 Gb) DS Path Information: Database : C:\WINDOWS\NTDS\ntds.dit - 10.1 Mb Backup dir : C:\WINDOWS\NTDS\dsadata.bak Working dir: C:\WINDOWS\NTDS Log dir : C:\WINDOWS\NTDS - 42.1 Mb total temp.edb - 2.1 Mb res2.log - 10.0 Mb res1.log - 10.0 Mb edb00001.log - 10.0 Mb edb.log - 10.0 Mb You need to make sure that these files exist and the directory is there before you continue. 3. You can now do an integrity check by typing the following: ntdsutil files integrity if you get an error here then continue, otherwise try a reboot and it should fix the issue. 4. Next check is a semantic check, do this using the following command: ntdsutil "sem d a" go If this fails however try the following: ntdsutil "sem d a" "go f" 5. Try a defragment: 5a - Type 'ntdsutil' 5b - Type 'compact to "c:\TMP"' If defragmentation succeeds without errors, follow the Ntdsutil.exe on-screen instructions. Delete all the log files in the log directory by typing the following command: del drive C:\ pathToLogFiles \*.log Copy the new Ntds.dit file over the old Ntds.dit file in the current Active Directory database path that you noted in step 2. Note You do not have delete the Edb.chk f