Many users of Windows Vista operating systems and the modifications above encounter an unexpected problem when the Lsass.exe service loads the processor (Windows 7 is no exception), and to such an extent that it is simply impossible to work even with "native" OS services, not to mention running custom applications. What is the reason for this phenomenon and how to fix the problem, now we will understand.
The Lsass.exe service loads the processor (Windows 7): what is this process?
First, let's look at the service itself. It is a kind of user identifier at login. The process itself refers to the components of determining the authenticity of a local security system and in the original is completely safe.
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