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Windows 7: Can't login, Atbroker.exe error

22 Feb 2011  
LisaUMD

Windows 7 64-bit
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Ctrl-Alt-End works but ...

this solution worked for me. I did discover that when leaving my workstation at work I would normally do the Windows key + L to lock the workstation. If I use the mouse and the Start button to lock the workstation I don't seem to get the AtBroker.exe error. At least the last time I didn't get it.

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14 Apr 2013  
Entity

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
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I was having a same problem and since lots of people stumble upon this issue every now and then i guess it won't hurt to post my solutions.

I was modifying my visual style and ended up messing up the shell32.dll, and next time i restarted the machine the atbroker.exe problem appear.
The logon screen was normal but when i logged in it was just black screen. I tried to logged using safe mode but the problem persisted. Task manager wasn't working, no luck in system restore too.

The solution is log in using Safe Mode with command prompt. When the command prompt loaded, type "sfc/scannow" without the quotation mark and wait until the scan complete. After that, restart the computer by typing "shutdown -r -t 00" without the quotation mark.

Works for me.
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