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| I accidentally copied the default administrator user profile (on Win XP Pro) over my local user profile (the one I use every time I use my computer). Now, when I log in with my local user profile, all of the files that were stored under "documents and settings" are gone. I cannot access any of the desktop files, My Music, or My Documents files. I feel that they have not been erased off the disk, but I do not know how I can access them. Does Windows have any utilities I can use to attempt to recover these files? | Guest
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