stop error session manager initialization falied

[mk]

Hi there, ok I have had this problem on two seperate laptop computers, a
sony vaio pcg-z1a and a dell latitude d600, basically i install a fresh copy
of xp pro, then go and add IIS through the normal add/remove windows
components panel, as soon as I add this component to windows once I reboot
the machine halts with the stop error listed in the subject of this message,
the code is c0000210 0xc0000022.

I have done intesive research on this, I have a feeling it has alot to do
with rights for the systemroot folder ie: C:\WINDOWS however I'm not sure
what I am supposed to change, I am a local admin and I installed IIS with
those privelages, I cannot for the life of me figure out what it is with the
drive that's not allwoing access.. it is formatted NTFS by the way.. and I
also noticed another oddity which I was able to fix wherin the Administrator
did not have access to the logical disk manager.. I changed this by
modifying the default COM access permission, but this has not changed the
errors I experience when loading IIS.

Finally I was told in the IIS group that it is not IIS's fault because they
are user-level not kernel-level and cannot cause this, however I have found
evidence to the contrary... anyways could someone please help me out here..
PLEASE!! thanks!

[mk]

NEVER NAME YOUR COMPUTER ANYTHING THAT CONTAINS THE WORD "SYSTEM" IN IT...
WAY TO GO MICROSHAFT ON THAT ONE.. YOU MIGHT WANT TO WARN THE USER OF THIS
BEFOREHAND RATHER THAN HAVE THEM TROLLING NEWSGROUPS FOR DAYS IN SEARCH OF
AN ANSWER.. RIDICULOUS!!!!

"mk" > wrote in message
.. .
> Hi there, ok I have had this problem on two seperate laptop computers, a
> sony vaio pcg-z1a and a dell latitude d600, basically i install a fresh
copy
> of xp pro, then go and add IIS through the normal add/remove windows
> components panel, as soon as I add this component to windows once I reboot
> the machine halts with the stop error listed in the subject of this
message,
> the code is c0000210 0xc0000022.
>
> I have done intesive research on this, I have a feeling it has alot to do
> with rights for the systemroot folder ie: C:\WINDOWS however I'm not sure
> what I am supposed to change, I am a local admin and I installed IIS with
> those privelages, I cannot for the life of me figure out what it is with
the
> drive that's not allwoing access.. it is formatted NTFS by the way.. and I
> also noticed another oddity which I was able to fix wherin the
Administrator
> did not have access to the logical disk manager.. I changed this by
> modifying the default COM access permission, but this has not changed the
> errors I experience when loading IIS.
>
> Finally I was told in the IIS group that it is not IIS's fault because
they
> are user-level not kernel-level and cannot cause this, however I have
found
> evidence to the contrary... anyways could someone please help me out
here..
> PLEASE!! thanks!
>
>