I can't access the old user profiles in Win 7 64 don't bits than current ones?

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• How to restore the old user profile

  I wanted to access some downloaded files that was stored in a temp folder. I did have access to this folder so I changed my folder option to be able to view hidden directories and files. He said that I had to be an administrator to do and I said OK. He then proceeds to change the attributes on thousands of files. In the end, I got is more access to my file and the original files, I became a new person, so to speak. I can manually view my old records, but I want to restore my old user profile, because this new profile is created a lot of problems with previously installed programs. I have two NTUSER. DAT files in my user C:\User\John folder. The dates are when the computer has been initially implemented 16/08/2012 and when the profile changes yesterday 07/02/2013. How to restore the old profile (from 16/08/2012)?

  Thank you

  Johnny

  Hi Johnny,.

  Thanks for choosing Windows and thank you for providing an opportunity to help you.

  According to the description, you have problems with the restoration of the old user profile.

  1 have been connected as a standard user?

  2. What are thousands of files you're talking about if you want to have access to the temporary folder?

  This problem can occur because of corruption of the user profile.

  Method 1: delete the new NTUSER. DAT folder and check if it helps.

  Method 2: Perform the System Restore to an earlier date and check if it helps.

  System restore

  Answer to us if you are having problems with the user profile or any other issue of Windows, and we would be happy to help you.

  Good day!

  Hope this information helps.

• Crashes Firefox attempts to access the windows user profiles (maybe)

  After several relocations and other attempts based on comments found in the various positions in the solutions, I'm still stuck here. Firefox installs and works ok with high permissions (run as administrator), but crashes frequently then run normally. In normal mode it still crashes when opening the 'options' dialog box on: page preferences and when you download a file. It sometimes crashes when browsing. No high mode installation happens to 90 percent and crashes, elevated installation works very well. An explanation would be that firefox doesn't have access to C:\users\ < profile >------... at the level he needs, but I was not able to find out why. IE seems to work very well, and I reset the default security settings in IE. The signing of the accident say nothing useful about the reason. I adjusted all the firewall and down the ladder. Everything worked until I got other problems requiring aggressive edits and now all but firefox works. Basic navigation in firefox is ok, and work the plugins like flash and acrobat. So I was stuck on this for about a week, limping and try things. I don't know if it's firefox specific or something systemic, but it would be good to know what is the problem, so I have an idea how to solve this problem. Any ideas would be really appreciated. Thank you.

  So my next move was to create a new user account. The new user has been able to use Firefox normally. Several other problems existed with the original, but not as bad as Firefox user account. In any case, with user created a new account and the old one deleted, it seems once again things are finally normal. My guess is that some elements in the account data has been deleted, by something or someone, and Firefox to access, but did not check the possibility he wasn't there.

• Can't access administrator account, "user profile Service service has no logon.

  I can not access my user account who is the administrator account. An another user account on the computer (standard account) is still available, however. (Which doesn't have a password). I use Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit?).

  I get the following error message after entering my password:

  "The service user profile Service has no logon.

  User profile cannot be loaded. »

  (Note: the word "service" is repeated in the error message.)

  I have not deleted all the files manually, or altered by the profile and have not installed all the software until the problem occurred, but I'm running anti-virus software (as always).

  I tried to turn the computer power and repeated logon several times in the last 12 hours, but with the same result.

  My profile is damaged? Is it possible to access my user account without implementing the user profile?

  I used this Microsoft Support page using the method 1 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947215/en-us

  It worked perfectly, & took only 10 minutes to complete. You must have an administrator account substitute, you can go to access these folders.

  Good luck!

• I have an old profile put in place which is bad I want to transfer files from the old user profile to a new user profile can I do it.

  The old profile has been altered not allowing the installation of msn.  We have created a new profile and msn installed and working properly.  I can move my files from the old profile to the new.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows-Vista/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile shows how to do this. You need an administrator account to run the copy of the third.

• New user needs access to the old user profile files

  Windows 7 Pro on a W2008 domain, the latter leaves the company; User_B will take his place and needs access to all files (including e-mail - WindowsLiveMail);  There are currently three email accounts configured in the profile of the latter.  What is the best way to give User_B access to the data?  I tried to copy the data from the profile folder to the folder profile User_B, but when I try to open a document (Office 2002), I get "there was a problem sending the command to the program".

  When I tried to copy the profile via the control panel... Settings, user profiles, the option "copy to" was not available.

  There must be a relatively simple way to do this.  Help, please.

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home s/fr-U.S./Accueil
  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/Forum
  
  
  If you give us a link to the new thread we can point to some resources it

• What to do with the old user profile after you have created a new user profile

  original title: new user profile

  I was told my user profile is corrupted and create a new one, if I do this is it recommended to give up and delete the old? Or simply use the new profile for the intended use of the new?

  Hello

  They are similar, if not the same, as your question then use these methods to correct problems
  with the account or migrate to another (explained in the last link however you please, don't skip the)
  other measures to start).

  You can try to fix it with Safe Mode - repeatedly press F8 as you bootup. The ADMIN account in trunk
  Mode has no default password (unless someone has changed the password so it should be available).

  Some programs such as the updated Google (if you added the toolbar Google, Chrome or Google Earth)
  has been known to cause this problem.

  Error message when you log on a Windows Vista-based or Windows 7 using computer a
  Temporary profile: "the user profile Service has no logon. Unable to load the user profile.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/947215

  How to fix error "the user profile Service has no logon. User profile cannot be loaded. »
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/130095-user-profile-service-failed-logon-user-profile-cannot-loaded.html

  How to fix error "your user profile was not loaded correctly! You have been connected with a
  temporary profile. "in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/135858-user-profile-error-logged-temporary-profile.html

  BE VERY CAREFUL IF YOU USE THIS ONE:

  DO NOT USE THE ACCOUNT HIDDEN ON A DAILY BASIS! If it corrrups you are TOAST.

  How to enable or disable the real built-in Administrator account in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/67567-administrator-account.html

  Use the Admin account hidden to lower your user account APPLY / OK then wear again to
  ADMIN. This allows clear of corruption. Do the same for other accounts if necessary after the
  above message.

  You can use the hidden - administrator account to make another account as an ADMINISTRATOR with your same
  password (or two with the same password) use a test or difficulty to another.

  You can run the Admin account hidden from the prompt by if necessary.

  This tells you how to access the System Recovery Options and/or a Vista DVD
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/326b756b-1601-435e-99D0-1585439470351033.mspx

  If you cannot access your old account, you can still use an Admin to migrate to another (don't forget
  always leave to an Admin who is not used except for testing and difficulty account).

  Difficulty of a corrupted user profile
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-AU/help/769495bf-035C-4764-A538-c9b05c22001e1033.mspx

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Photoshop CS3 fails to load into the old user profile.

  Original title: Photoshop CS3

  I try to install Photoshop CS3 with windows 7 Professional, but the computer tells me it is not compatible, but after creating a profile, it loaded ok, but it does not always load profile original I have on my PC, any ideas?

  Hi Mike,.

  As Photoshop CS3 to load in the new profile, this clearly indicates it as corruption of profile.

  Profile may get corrupted for various reasons like virus etc.

  You can analyze your computer by using the Microsoft safety scanner and check if the officers correctly else try steps according to the link to transfer all the files from one account to the other.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/fix-corrupted-user-profile#1TC=Windows-7

  Answer if you need help with Windows, and we will be happy to help.

• How can I configure the standard user profile in the impossibility to use the command prompt on windows7

  My teen age son knows how to get into the command prompt and use the computer as an administrator temporarily... How can I stop this?  It has a standard user account.

  On the flavors below, you must edit the registry directly by creating the value of HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System! DisableCMD.

  
   

  How to change the registry? I need more specific measures.

   

  Thank you

  Kathy

  This is not a trivial process for non trained. Also note that open a command prompt does NOT give your son of additional privileges unless he knows the password for an administrator account.
  Please note that if you skip any step then you may have a machine that won't start longer.
  1. Burn a CD to repair Windows via Control Panel / backup and restore.
  2. Test this boot the machine with her CD in the repair of Windows.
  3. Label this CD as "Repair Windows CD", then store it in a safe place.
  4. Start normally. Logging in as an administrator account.
  5. Create a Restore Point.
  6. Log in under your son's account.
  7. Click on the Globe to start, and then type regedit.exe and press ENTER. Enter the credentials of the administrator in case of dispute.
  8. HKey_Current_User\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows-access
  9. If there is no windows system key, create it:
     Click Edit / new / key, type system, and then press ENTER.
  10. Click on the key to the system.
  11. Click Edit / new / DWord, and then type the letters DisableCMD and press Enter.
  12. Double-click the DisableCMD value, and then type 1 in the data field and press ENTER.
  13. Try to open a command prompt. You should get a message of "deny".

• BlackBerry Smartphones wiping on my device memory - can anyone access the old data?

  I just wiped my 8700 device to switch to someone else to use. I'm afraid that previous confidential data could still be found - can anyone tell if the wiping device certainly erases all data for good?

  Data are not available.  However, there is a feature called "content protection" that will rub clean memory when a reset is performed.  He must wipe it several hours instead of several minutes.  This function prevents a person to remove the chip from physical memory and reading through other methods.  If the data is super sensitive, so this could be something to consider to have active on the device.  But for all purposes useful, no one can read the data after a wipe.

• How can I access the old (outlook 2003) emails stored on an external hard drive

  When I try to open outlook 2003 I get the message "the operating system is not currently configured to run this application

  When I try to open outlook 2003 I get the message "the operating system is not currently configured to run this application

  If Outlook 2003 itself (connected application) does not work?

  Office 2003 (which would be included in Outlook 2003) is compatible with Windows 7 (the forum in which you posted).

  If you have Outlook 2003 is installed - it should be able to open unless the installation is corrupted in some way - in this case, you need to re - install and update the application from the original installation and the Internet media (in that order).

  Once you are able to open Outlook 2003 once again, then you can try to open what I understand, it is an external hard drive PST (granted the file PST is NOT in a read-only State and is compatible with Outlook 2003 and is not corrupt anything either.)

• I can't access the administration user who has local administrator controls and everything that happens is my username at the start who has administrator rights but permissions administrator space

  This is compared to Windows 7

  In Windows 7, all administrator accounts are equal. There is none who are more equal than others (with apologies to George Orwell). What makes you think that you don't have local administrator access? Be specific!

• Pavilion Slimline 400-314: cannot delete the renamed user profile

  Greetings!

  I've been enjoying the nuances of Windows 8.1... right.  In any case, I have Win8.1 64-bit on this excellent HP SLimline PC.  Now, I need help with the operating system.  I am an avid user of Windows 7 and like it a lot. My four PC's the only one with 8.1 and I have some learning curve experiments, of which this is one.

  So, I got this computer since July 2014 and did not otherwise than with the administration of the accounts.  The problem is that the account administrative principal (Yes, I use two accounts, one for the daily work and an administrator account to manage the computer - life is safer like that).

  The username admin account had to be changed, so I did.  You would think that changing the name of the account automatically would do this in all areas of the system filiing.  In this case, not so much.  WIN8.1 has created a new profile.

  I'm not saying that the name of the profile has not changed for purposes of connection, he fact and that seems fine.  However, looking at the users listed in the Explorer file and also on the network, the old user profile still exists with all rights and privileges of the Administrator profile normal.

  I think that's not good for two reasons; It is confusing on the network. It also creates a set of accessible files because there is no way to connect to clean.  And it may pose a security problem.

  Also, note that has not degraded the function of the computer, but it appears sometimes in unpredictable circumstances.

  What have I done to alleviate this problem?   Initially took a chance on system restore. I do not have a restore point will go back far in time to correct it.  Then I tried the old "select and delete" some content. Not a good idea and the system let me not in all cases.  I don't know that it needs to be done by the operating system.  I'm not sure I want to change the registry immediately, but maybe it's my only choice.

  So, I'm at a stand still for the resolution. Not wanting to rebuild the computer, I need a way to rub user profiles and delete the one which is supposed to be deleted.

  As always, thanks to all those who can suggest a positive way to correct this problem. It's probably very easy... maybe

  Banhien... Thanks for all your help in this matter.  Between your good suggestions and a little thought on my part, I was able to remove the 'extra' account on the computer.  To change the standard account using your idea was the key, except in this case, it was a little more complex.

  Note that there are only meant to be two accounts on this computer.  Here's what I had to do:

  1 log on as an administrator.

  2. change the administrator account.

  3 Rename the account administrator to the name that it was before I renamed it and capture a standard user.

  4 restart the computer (even if it is perhaps not necessary, just a good idea so that everything lines up again)

  5. open a session under the 'new' admin account (that I changed standard user)

  6. remove the standard account renamed and all of its associated files.

  7. create a new Admin account as the administrator

  8 change the original standard user, turned administrator, standard user feedback.

  Now, I'm back for two accounts;  an administrator account and a Standard user account.

  Restarted the computer.

  Set up the 'new' account of the administrator

  Thanks again for your help. Have a great day.

• How to customize the default user profile in Windows 7?

  I changed all my preferences for how I want the start menu, background etc to look at, and I wish that every new user to have the same look. Can I change the default user profile?

  Can of course. Try this:
  1. turn your environment exactly as you wish.
  2. restart the computer in Mode safe.
  3. log on as an administrator.
  4 rename the c:\Users\Default user c:\Users\Default User.org folder
  5. rename the folder c:\Users\Phil c:\Users\Default user (assuming that "Phil" matches your profile folder).
  6. give everyone read access to c:\Users\Default user
  7. create a new account, and then sign under this account to test.

• Can not connect - when entering a password message "the service user profile service has no logon. Failed to load profile \User' cannot access start menu to apply the options.

  Can not connect - when entering a password message "the service user profile service has no logon. Failed to load profile \User' cannot access start menu to apply the options.

  Hello

  1st thing to try is the system in safe mode restore to before the problem

  http://www.windowsvistauserguide.com/system_restore.htm

  Windows Vista

  Using the F8 method:

  1. Restart your computer.
  2. When the computer starts, you will see your computer hardware are listed. When you see this information begins to tap theF8 key repeatedly until you are presented with theBoot Options Advanced Windows Vista.
  3. Select the Safe Mode option with the arrow keys.
  4. Then press enter on your keyboard to start mode without failure of Vista.
  5. To start Windows, you'll be a typical logon screen. Connect to your computer and Vista goes into safe mode.
  6. Do whatever tasks you need and when you are done, reboot to return to normal mode.

  If that does not solve it read more

  read the tutorial below

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/130095-user-profile-service-failed-logon-user-profile-cannot-loaded.html

  When you log on a Windows Vista-based or a Windows 7 computer by using a temporary profile, you receive the following error message:

  The user profile Service has not logon. User profile cannot be loaded.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/947215#letmefixit

  Your user profile was not loaded correctly! You have been logged on with a temporary profile.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/947242

  If you tried to log on to Windows and received an error message telling you that your user profile is damaged, you can try to fix it. You will need to create a new profile and then copy the files from the existing to the new profile. You must have at least three user accounts on the computer to perform these operations, including the new account that you created.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile