User profile error

any help?


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Nick1257

Hi to everyone,
You DO NOT have to delete your account or to lose any data from your
profile. There are two options:
1) The easy one is to boot from your Windows Vista CD and to do a
system restore to a previous restore point (most likely before the
installation of some windows updates which I believe, like others, they
are the cause of the problem)
2) Another way if you do not have the cd is to follow the link of Shawn
in this forum who made a comment on the 12-11-2007 and look the comment
of JB made on Mon Dec 17.

Hope this helps! I had the same problem twice now and used system
restore both times. Now I created one more administrator profile in case
this happens and I don't have the Vista cd. I have saved the
instructions found on the other forum in this profile so as to know what
to do next time I get this error.



Roland;528463 Wrote:

> hi
>
> I have the same trouble.
> We join a vista pro to a new 2003 domain.
> When we copy the profile from the old local profile to the new domain
> profile the first time the copy crashe !!! (:
> Then we reboot and we are unable to logon normally with the old local
> profile or the new domain profile.
> When we explore c:\users\oldlocalprofile the folder is empty with 0
> bytes (:
> !!!
> The new one is the same.
> Vista always want to logon with a temporary profile.
> We lost the old profile with much data.
>
> Any help much apprecied please...
>
>
> --
> R.
>
>
> "maxb" wrote:

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Batmanaki

how did you fix it? is there another way ather than creating a new profile?

"dugd" wrote:

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> "maxb" wrote:
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Here is a link to the tutorial which should help you with your problem. Read
the whole thing carefully.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/13...y-profile.html


"mommylove98" <mommylove98@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> how did you fix it? is there another way ather than creating a new
> profile?
>
> "dugd" wrote:
>