I got a problem
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Kuri
Lover of Dark and Tan
Kay right now Im using a different user account on my computer, why? Cause my main user can't log in. Everytime I try it always says something about,
"User profile service has failed to load.
User profile can't be loaded."
Or something like that. Is there anyway to solve this?
"User profile service has failed to load.
User profile can't be loaded."
Or something like that. Is there anyway to solve this?
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Tried clearing your cookies out? download and run this program called CCleaner to clean them and any temp files out easily.
But more importantly, why do you have 2 user profiles in the first place?
But more importantly, why do you have 2 user profiles in the first place?
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Nachbar wrote...
Tried clearing your cookies out? download and run this program called CCleaner to clean them and any temp files out easily.But more importantly, why do you have 2 user profiles in the first place?
must be because yuri and kuri are using the same comp..
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Kuri wrote...
Kay right now Im using a different user account on my computer, why? Cause my main user can't log in. Everytime I try it always says something about,"User profile service has failed to load.
User profile can't be loaded."
Or something like that. Is there anyway to solve this?
It seems like your user profile is corrupted. You will need to back up any data that you have on that profile and recreate it.
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Kuri
Lover of Dark and Tan
Recreate it? How do I do that? You know I'm dumb when it comes to tech stuff.
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at login screen, press ctrl-alt-del 2 times and login as administrator, then create a new profile.
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Kuri
Lover of Dark and Tan
rokushou wrote...
at login screen, press ctrl-alt-del 2 times and login as administrator, then create a new profile.The thing is, the admin is the profile that is corrupt, and there is no way to make any new profiles without the admins pemission.
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If you have your Windows installation disk, you could try inserting it at bootup and repair your comp using it. If you don't, you could probably just get an illegal copy and do that, I'm pretty sure it doesn't ask for a CD key when you're using it to repair.
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Tegumi
"im always cute"
Try running a chkdsk -r, if that doesn't work, go ahead and backup any data you want saved from the user profile and migrate it.
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Tamajin wrote...
If you have your Windows installation disk, you could try inserting it at bootup and repair your comp using it. If you don't, you could probably just get an illegal copy and do that, I'm pretty sure it doesn't ask for a CD key when you're using it to repair.this is what i mean repair.. as long as the boot CD is in the same version as the one you currently have problem at, this will solve the prob.
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1. Don't use the administrator profile as your main user profile (no-brainer, this one).
2. You can't migrate the administrator profile without logging in to it or having another profile with administrator access ready, as a file lock will be in place.
3. Coloured text makes you look like a boob.
The solution, therefore is:
1. Power up a second ("client") computer
2. Connect the two computers via a crossed ethernet cable, or via an existing LAN.
3. Access the target ("host") computer (with the damaged profile) by navigating your file browser to \\HOST-IP\C$
4. You will be prompted to provide administrator privilege authentication information for the host computer*
5. Navigate to the Documents and Settings folder on the host computer
6. Copy the entire "Administrator" profile from this folder, preferably using one of the synchronization applications I provided here
7. Re-install your OS on the host computer
8. Restore what data you desire from the profile back-up.
*If you are not being prompted for authentication information, connect to \\HOST-IP\C$ via EXPLORER>EXTRAS>CONNECT NETWORK DRIVE, making expert use of the option "provide alternate authentication".
2. You can't migrate the administrator profile without logging in to it or having another profile with administrator access ready, as a file lock will be in place.
3. Coloured text makes you look like a boob.
The solution, therefore is:
1. Power up a second ("client") computer
2. Connect the two computers via a crossed ethernet cable, or via an existing LAN.
3. Access the target ("host") computer (with the damaged profile) by navigating your file browser to \\HOST-IP\C$
4. You will be prompted to provide administrator privilege authentication information for the host computer*
5. Navigate to the Documents and Settings folder on the host computer
6. Copy the entire "Administrator" profile from this folder, preferably using one of the synchronization applications I provided here
7. Re-install your OS on the host computer
8. Restore what data you desire from the profile back-up.
*If you are not being prompted for authentication information, connect to \\HOST-IP\C$ via EXPLORER>EXTRAS>CONNECT NETWORK DRIVE, making expert use of the option "provide alternate authentication".