I have similar error. But these solutions do not w...

2012-02-12T20:47:11.801-08:00

I have similar error. But these solutions do not work for me.
I cannot get to regedit.

1.Cannot log into safe mode, same error comes up.
2.Boot from PartPE or DMU cd will get BSOD.

Any other remedy, anyone?

alan

Awesome bro! Thanks a lot! This worked perfectly...

2011-05-12T07:30:49.174-07:00

Awesome bro! Thanks a lot! This worked perfectly!

I had the problem right after I uninstalled Checkpoint FDE for a user.

Oh, and I was able to boot into safemode and just do normal regedit. I didn't have to use a bartpe disk.

Thanks again!

Excellent... This worked like a charm, Thanks.

2010-11-09T23:00:36.152-08:00

Excellent... This worked like a charm, Thanks.

This worked for me too. Thanks

2010-11-07T02:24:30.367-08:00

This worked for me too.

Thanks

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this...

2010-10-20T22:42:05.936-07:00

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. Keep up the good work!

Hi, your solution works for me too, thanks carl! ...

2010-10-14T19:44:48.604-07:00

Hi, your solution works for me too, thanks carl!

You're a life saver :)

Did exactly what you said and htis worked for me. ...

2010-10-04T12:30:05.980-07:00

Did exactly what you said and htis worked for me. Cheers!

here is the complete answer to the gina issue - I...

2009-11-06T08:22:36.303-08:00

here is the complete answer to the gina issue -

I hope you find this useful :-)

2. SSO/GINA
SYMPTOMS: Either you will notice that SSO simply does not work or you will get a GINA related error at the windows login.
CAUSE: Possible causes can stem from incompatibility of a third party GINA or invalid registry entries that need to be corrected.
RESOLUTION: (Start at Section 1 for SSO issues and start at Section 2 for GINA/SSO issues)
Section A
1.) When troubleshooting SSO issues your first place to look is in the C:\program files\pointsec\pointsec for pc\sso folder.
Whenever SSO is successfully established there will be a .dat file created here that contains the windows username and password that will be attached for SSO to a Pointsec preboot account.
If there is a .dat file there then delete it to re establish SSO. If there is no .dat file then continue to the next step.
2.) Check and verify that the user has a checkbox in the preboot checked for SSO this will verify the user has SSO permissions enabled. If there are still issues please continue to the GINA troubleshooting below.
Section B
1.) When troubleshooting GINA issues your first place to look is in the registry.
There are three main keys in the registry that you will need to check.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for PC "GinaOrder ="
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for PC "PrevGina ="
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Win Logon "Ginadll ="

In a typical setup with no third party GINA's you would want the registry keys to look like the following:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for PC "GinaOrder =pssogina.dll,msgina.dll"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for PC "PrevGina =msgina.dll"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Win Logon "Ginadll =pssogina.dll"

This is a typical setup using Novell as the third party GINA:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for PC "GinaOrder =pssogina.dll,nwgina.dll,msgina.dll"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for PC "PrevGina =nwgina.dll"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Win Logon "Ginadll =pssogina.dll"

2.) You may run into instances where setting the registry keys to the proper values will still not resolve your SSO problems. You can add a registry key to the following area of the registry to help resolve the issue:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for PC
Once here create a new string value called CompatibleGinas then for the value add your GINA.dll file.
The GINA vrlogin.dll would be one example of a GINA that needs to be added as compatible GINA's. This GINA is used by Lenovo's for fingerprint reader support.

3.) There are also known instances where you may have a 3rd party GINA installed or left from an uninstall that is not needed. You may try to delete this GINA out of the registry keys but after you reboot it will add back in. An easy fix for this is to set the registry keys the way you need them then change the following keys value to 4.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for PC "UpdateSSO =4"
This will block any automatic modification to your GINA registry keys.

4.) There have been known instances where changing the following registry key to your 3rd party GINA can resolve the issue.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Win Logon "Ginadll ="

I have also run into this problem...I was able to ...

2009-09-21T08:33:48.596-07:00

I have also run into this problem...I was able to resolve using XP Fix Logon by Doug Knox. It will restore the correct GINA if it is incorrect, and it will run in Safe-Mode...

Comments on Black Fist Security: Pointsec for PC: Failed to load osdgina.dll

I have similar error. But these solutions do not w...

Awesome bro! Thanks a lot! This worked perfectly...

Excellent... This worked like a charm, Thanks.

This worked for me too. Thanks

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this...

Hi, your solution works for me too, thanks carl! ...

Did exactly what you said and htis worked for me. ...

here is the complete answer to the gina issue - I...

I have also run into this problem...I was able to ...