Product name: Microsoft Windows Operatin System Product version: 6.1.7601.22099 File version: 6.1.7601.22099 Description: Local Security Authority Process Organisation:MicrosoftCorporation Copyright: MicrosoftCorporation. All rights reserved. File size: 31 kb Downloads: 19 128
This file is a part of Microsoft Windows Operatin System. Was developed by MicrosoftCorporation.
This is a system file, or, possibly, hidden. It is usually located in %System% folder and its size is 31 Kb.
Most lsass.exe errors associated with the loss or damage of the corresponding file. Even force PC shutdown or virus may cause the file corruption that in turn will lead to DLL errors. In such errors, file it can not be loaded correctly, and this leads to an error message. In other cases, lsass.exe messages may be associated with errors in the Windows registry. Incorrect links to the DLL files can prevent proper registering this file file. Such incorrect registry keys may appear as a result of the loss of the file or move it to another location as a result of incorrect program installation or uninstallation.
What options do you have to get rid of "lsass.exe high cpu" issue.
In the majority of cases, the solution of lsass.exe high cpu issue is to correctly reinstall particular software that is using this file on your PC, to the Windows system folder, or to the game or application installation folder.
But in case you do not have the installation distributive of application or just do not know, what program is using this file – you should probably download this missing or damaged file and put it in the right folder.
The most common errors related to lsass.exe:
lsass.exe was not found
Can not register lsass.exe
lsass.exe Access Violation
lsass.exe file not found
Component failure lsass.exe
Can not find C: Windows System32 lsass.exe
Can not find C: Windows SysWOW64 lsass.exe
How to install the file
Download lsass.exe on your PC.
Moove file to installation folder of software that is requesting .DLL file
If this does not work, copy the file to the system folder
(Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7) - C: Windows System32
(Windows NT 2000) - C: WINNT System32
(Windows 95 98 Me) - C: Windows System
If you are using a 64 bit Windows version of the system folder will be:
C: Windows SysWOW64
