When you scan the computer with Ad-Aware by Lavasost it removes the Wsaupdater.exe file from the computer, but it cannot change the registry subkey back to Userinit.exe. Wsaupdater.exe is spyware that changes Userinit.exe, to Wsaupdater.exe in the registry and that’s why windows logs off immediately after logging in. If there is a key named “OldUserinit”, delete the “Userinit” key and rename the “OldUserinit” key to “Userinit”.įor Windows XP – Infected with Wsaupdater.exe virus Open Registry Editor and Change the value of the following two entries in Registry key. Try to boot the computer in safe mode with command prompt by pressing F8 during startup and selecting safe mode with command prompt.If it can be boot to safe mode with command prompt. If you don’t have any other computer try the following step. You should be able to log on to computer and it won’t do log off immediately. Userinit = x:\windows\system32\userinit.exeĨ.
If you need more help with this issue, just let me know and I will help you.HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WinlogonĮdit these two values in the right pane as mentioned. When SFC scan is completed, restart your computer. When the operation is completed, (you should be informed that the component store corruption was repaired), give this command and press Enter:Ĥ. When you Open it type the following command & press Enter:ĭism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealthīe patient until DISM repairs component store. Right-click on the command prompt and select Run as Administrator.ģ. Open the Start menu, in the Search box type cmd or command prompt.Ģ. This will help you to repair the Windows 10 system files and check for any issues, follow these steps below:ġ. Now restart and check if the issue persist.įix the Windows corruption errors with DISM & SFC tools. Go to the Accounts section and convert the local account back to the Microsoft Account again.ħ. When it finishes restarting, open the Start Menu and search for Settings, open it.Ħ. Below your information, click on Sign in with a local account instead.Ĥ. Open the Start Menu and search for Settings, open it.ģ. In case that didn't work, try changing your account type and check if the issue persistġ. Then make sure to turn on Use my sign-in info to automatically finish setting up my device and reopen my apps after an update or restart.ģ. Open Settings and go to Accounts and under Sign-on optionsĢ. Now restart the computer after performing the steps and check if the issue persist.ġ. Type wmic UserAccount set PasswordExpires=False then press Enter.ĥ. Right-click on the Windows icon on your home screen.Ĥ. I'm James, An Independent Advisor, I know this it's a bit stressful but don't worry I will help you with this issue, follow these steps below that will help you to solve your issue:ġ.
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