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STATUS_NO_SUCH_LOGON_SESSION
The LSA logon session identifier is stale
This status means the identifier no longer maps to a live Local Security Authority logon session. It is a lifetime problem around logon-session state, not proof that the user account itself is invalid.
It often appears when cached authentication state is used after logoff, service restart, token cleanup, or a credential-provider/session transition. Preserve the LUID/session identifier and the operation that attempted to reuse it.
What to inspect
- Correlate logon, logoff, service restart, and token duplication events.
- Do not confuse this with a password or account-lockout failure.
- Check whether the caller retained a token or LUID beyond the session lifetime.
References
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