The User Profile Service service failed the logon. User Profile cannot be loaded

Daniel F;818627 Wrote:

> I have the EXACT same problem. Any help would be awesome.

Hello Daniel and Fymjmheh,

This tutorial may be able to help you fix this.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/13...ot-loaded.html

Hope this helps,
Shawn


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Same problem, resolved by doing a system restore. The problem appeare
immediately after an automatic update ran this morning. Is there
known relationship between auto updates (windows) and this error

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dsbeck

Brink;954642 Wrote:

> Daniel F;818627 Wrote:This tutorial may be able to help you fix this.
>
> 'The User Profile Service failed the logon. User profile cannot be
> loaded. - Vista Forums' (http://tinyurl.com/yt7off)
>
>

Unfortunately the tutorial shows how to delete or rename an existing
'problem' profile, but does not offer a solution when there is no
profile.
In my situation, a Vista computer is within a domain. Two users had
accounts on this computer and are able to log in and use it. Another
user, an existing user in the domain but one who never used this
particular machine, tried to log in. Vista accepted the credentials and
appeared to be creating an account (what I mean here is that it took few
minutes for it to respond upon accepting the user credentials) and then
showed the dreaded message as described above. Upon logging in with one
of the existing accounts with admin privileges, tried to look both in
System Properties - User Profiles as well as into the Registry under the
mentioned key, and there is neither Profile not SID in the Registry for
this new user. So - there is nothing to delete.

The server running Active Directory / DNS / DHCP etc. is accessible and
everything else seem to be working while using one of the two existing
accounts.

Suggestions and comments welcome... in the other words, please help.
Thanks.


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cvrcak
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i got this problem today did system restore. like dsbeck said this
problem came back again. i'm goin to back up all my data and reinstall
windows. grrrr... i hate it


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Anmber

I just got a new Dell desktop. As i was setting everything up, th
dialog box keeps reading the profile was not loaded correctly. Therefor
any changes made will not be saved. So what i did was created anothe
account. I could save my work on that account. But when i went online t
download firefox, i had a blue screen pop up stating "windows is goin
to shut down to prevent data being damaged" and it restarted on its own
When i logged on again it reads windows just recovered from a
unexpected shut down. How can i rectify this issue

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connie.yuen

connie.yuen;843573 Wrote:

> I just got a new Dell desktop. As i was setting everything up, th
> dialog box keeps reading the profile was not loaded correctly. Therefor
> any changes made will not be saved. So what i did was created anothe
> account. I could save my work on that account. But when i went online t
> download firefox, i had a blue screen pop up stating "windows is goin
> to shut down to prevent data being damaged" and it restarted on its own
> When i logged on again it reads windows just recovered from a
> unexpected shut down. How can i rectify this issue

Hello Connie

This tutorial may be able to help you fix this

'The User Profile Service failed the logon. User profile cannot b
loaded.
(http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/13...ot-loaded.html

Since it is new and you are just setting everything up, you migh
consider reinstalling Vista though

Hope this helps
Shaw

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Shawn,

I thought about reinstalling Vista again. But I am concern if i do that
and it doesn't work. I will not be able to return my desktop.


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connie.yuen

Connie,

The error you got is usually associated with just a corrupted user
account. You should not have any problems with returning to the desktop
after a reinstall if you decide to do so. I would give the tutorial in
the link a try first to see if it can fix the error for you.


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