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• I bought a used ipad. However, it seems that it is still connected to the old user account.

  Hello I bought a slightly used iPad delivered in my city; Kumasi-Ghana. However, it seems that it is still connected to the old user account. I couldn't so do my set up. Can you help me? The model is with DM * KYH A1475 as serial number. The FC ID is * and IC: *.

  < personal information under the direction of the host >

  It is locked on behalf of previous owners, you will need it to unlock, there is no other method.

• Cannot remove the old user account (admin)

  I'm on a MacBook Pro 15 "the retina with OS X Yosemite 10.10.5.

  I have two admin accounts, an 'old' I do not use and a more current that I use.

  I want to delete the 'old' admin account, but I get an error message: "cannot delete user... account error backup in the home folder for this user."

  Here are the steps I followed:

  1. System Preferences-> users and groups

  2. click on unlock icon; authentication with username and password

  3. click on the 'old' user account and click on the button "-" to remove it.

  4. Select the option "save the home folder in a disk image", then click on remove the user

  5. for the moment, he says 'delete account '.

  6 then I get the error message.

  I know that I could choose the second option (in step 4), but I really want to move the old files of the user users users/Deleted.

  Any advice or ideas would be greatly appreciated

  

  The first thing that comes to mind is the following: is there enough room for the disc to be created image and put in files? The files are not moved from the reader to the disk image, they are copied. Then for a time in the account to be deleted files will be on the computer two times. The second thing that comes to mind is that there is a directory of the hard drive problem. If you do not have enough space and is my first problem, start the recovery partition and use the directory of disk to repair the drive. And the third thing that might be the cause of the problem is a bad file that cannot be copied to the disk image. It will be difficult to understand because basically, you will need to open each file to find the one that is perhaps incorrect.

• account users: I need to remove the old user accounts

  I need to remove the old user accounts

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/93026-user-account-delete.html

  Read the tutorial above.

  http://www.tech-recipes.com/Rx/2054/vista_how_to_delete_user_account/

  And meanings, too.

  The information above should solve the problem for you.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Can't my old user account

  never had a password and finally put a use when I'm at work and added my name... just stop after and it's like I have a new computer and you can't to my "old self"... I din't remove whatever it is, it seems that I just started a new user account

  User sometimes profiles get damaged.  Your symptoms are typical of a corrupted profile.  The following procedure, you should get going again...

  "How to recover damaged Windows XP user profile"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555473 >

  HTH,
  JW

• Upgrade to El Capitan and I don't have the permission to the folders in my old user account

  I've just upgraded to El Capitan on my Mac Pro computer to office from the beginning of 2008, but didn't know I needed to save my files to install for once it was done I noticed that everything had disappeared. I did some research and found these records I thought that may be the upgrade, but I am unable to access it. Are these files from the upgrade, and if so how can I get permission? If not, where are they? I saw messages mentioning the library/Systemmigration, but that looked like a lot of random other stuff other than my files. Help, please!

  

  In the window read (second photo), click the lock and authenticate you.

  Click on the button +.

  You select from the list of users and Add.

  Select your username in the list of information get and you give read/write access

  Click on the gear menu and select "" the owner do.

  Click the gear menu again and select apply to attached.

  You should now be able to access everything in this folder. If you find your documents there, I would just move from their locations in the old user folder in the new user folder.

• How can I create a new user account any movement towards it and delete the old

  Win7 need to create a new user ACCT. move all the Info for it because want to rename the computer, and then delete the old user account

  To create a new user profile

  To create a new profile, you must first create a new user account. When the account is created, a profile will also be created.

  1. Open a user account by clicking on the button start , by clicking on the Control Panel, click user accounts and family safety (or by clicking on user accounts, if you are connected to a network domain), and then clicking user accounts.

  2. Click on manage another account. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  3. Click on create a new account.

  4. Type the name you want to assign to the user account, click an account type, and then click on create an account.

  To copy files to the new user profile

  After creating the profile, you can copy the files from the existing profile. You must have at least three user accounts on the computer to perform these operations, including the new account that you created.

  1. Log on as a user other than the new user that you created or the user that you want to copy the files.

  2. Open Documents by clicking on the button start , and then clicking Documents.

  3. Click on the Tools menu, and then click Folder Options.

     If you don't see the Tools menu, press ALT.

  4. Click the view tab, click hidden files and folders, clear the Hide protected operating system files check box, and then click OK.

  5. Find the C:\Users\Old_Username folder, where C is the drive that Windows is installed, and where ancien_nom_utilisateur represents the name of the profile you want to copy the files to.

  6. Select all the files and folders in this folder, except the following files:

     • Ntuser.dat

     • Ntuser.dat.log

     • Ntuser.ini

  7. Click the Edit menu and then click on copy.

     If you don't see the Edit menu, press ALT.

  8. Look for the C:\Users\New_Username folder, where C represents the drive Windows is installed, and New_Username is the name of the new user profile you created.

  9. Click the Edit menu and then click on paste.

     If you don't see the Edit menu, press ALT.

  10. Sign out and then sign back in as a new user.

      If you have messages in e-mail, such as Windows Mail, you must import your e-mail messages and addresses to the new user profile before you delete the old profile. If everything is working properly, you can delete the old profile.

• "Reactivate" a former user account after reinstall OS?

  My PC Windows XP has a Blue Screen of Death. 'Page Fault' suggests a hardware problem, so I brought a repairman. They finally diagnosed a problem with my second HD internal (like D:, E:, the DVD player). However, in doing so, they thought it would help to reinstall the operating system. They have created a new user account called "owner"; now, my old user account, "My Name", is therefore more accessible. I see the 'Documents and Settings' folder, and there all the files before reinstalling the OS, but still create a new user account with this name does not access this folder; It creates a new user account with the name of the computer added to 'My Name' and an empty account. How "reactivate" my old account, "My Name", to restore all its parameters, hopefully including record of applications, etc. ? Thank you.

  You are in Forum Windows Vista update.

  They will help you in the Newsgroups XP link below:

  XP discussion groups:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/newsgroups/reader.mspx?DG=Microsoft.public.WindowsXP.General

  Link above is to the XP newsgroups.

  There is a list of groups of discussion XP to the bottom of the left column.

  The XP "general"(lien ci-dessus) and XP "Help and Support" Newsgroups are widely read / used. ".

  You get the help you need there.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

  See you soon

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• for XP Pro. Hidden user account

  I created a new user account and now can not find the old account or settings.

  I must have accidentally clicked 'administrator' vs. 'limited' and set up the new account to be protected, as was the other account (different password).  Now, on the home page, the old account is not listed.

  I can't seem to find it well in "documents and settings", I see a folder for it, but when I click it I get as (username) is not accessible, access is denied.

  That is the only reference I can find of the old user account.

  Help! It must be here somewhere!

  JW - Thanks for the info - but - I still get the old account back in this way.  I ctrl-alt-delete several times to the unsuccessful logon screen.  The PW for the new account will far, but nothing more than that.

  Disable the Welcome screen (control group/user accounts).

  John

• start to &#62; all the programs menu is missing from installed programs. admin user account disappeared.

  From the start > all the Programs window miss me all the Microsoft Office programs that are installed on my computer.  Some other installed programs are missing in this menu.  In which case I have shortcuts on my desktop, programs are always accessible and functional.  Also my administrator account is missing, although my account has administrator privileges.  When this happened there was a wink to my office and some icons have disappeared while that others moved around.  I have loaded the disc of MS Office and ran repair without result.

  Hello swuser, welcome.

  What it sounds like, is that Windows creates a new user with admin access account and then migrate parts of your data on. This is probably due to corruption on the part of your "old" user account

  My suggestion, rather that to re - install all your programs, would be to simply make a copy of your desktop shortcuts and drag them into the START > all programs >... destinations.

  If you need find the shortcuts for some programs, we can tell you where programs actually exist in Windows. Let us know exactly what it is you are missing and we can see if we can help you.

  Regarding Microsoft Office, you can find the actual programs by visiting here:

  1. click on START
  2. click on 'my computer '.
  3. double-click on "disk Local (c)"
  4. double click on "Program Files".
  5 double click on "Microsoft Office".
  6 double-click on "Office12".
  7. find "WinWord12.exe", right click and go to send to > desktop (create shortcut)
  8. find "Excel.exe", right click and go to send to > desktop (create shortcut)
  9 find "PowerPnt.exe", right click and go to send to > desktop (create shortcut)
  10. find "Outlook.exe", right click and go to send to > desktop (create shortcut)
  11 go ahead and find the rest of the Office applications in this folder. Follow the same instructions as above. Most of the Office applications have some identifiable names (such as Microsoft Access = Access.exe)

  Let us know if this helps,

  Thank you! Ryan Thieman
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Unable to access the user account

  I have an old computer, but it is always useful.  On startup, I get this message:

  "Windows cannot load the locally stored profile.  Possible causes of this error include insufficient security rights or a damaged local profile.  If the problem persists, contact your network administrator.

  DETAILS - an operation i/o initiated by the registry failed irreparably.  The registry could not read, write or flush, one of the files that it contains the image of the registry system. »

  What can I do to access my account and My Documents with all my stuff in it?

  Thank you very much!

  Try to find that the problem with the user account is probably not worth the time it would take. Restart the computer in Safe Mode. When you are prompted, choose to log in to the administrator account. Go to control panel > user accounts. Create a new account here. Name anything at random for now. Now navigate to my computer > C drive open > Documents and Settings folder. Your old user account. Now locate all records containing your files. Copy and paste them in the folder appropriate for the new account. Now delete the old account.  You can now change the name of the new account name you had in the old account. It is probably the best way to fix it.

• User account deleted when I uninstalled Office 2010 Beta, how do I get it back?

  Details:

  • I am using Windows XP Pro SP3
  • I had already installed MS Office 2010 Beta. When I went to use it recently, I learned the period Beta was over and I was given two options: 1) buy Office 2010 or 2) uninstall. I chose to uninstall. When I restarted the computer after uninstalling, my user account has been deleted.
  • Fortunately, I had an another user account with administrative access, but it is never/rarely used, so when I opened this account is like watching a new computer desk. I see again all my files on the C drive of the other account, but they are all read only files.
  • I restarted the computer in safe mode at a given time, with networking and could see my old user account. Now I'm trying to find a way to recover permanently.
  • Any ideas are greatly appreciated!

  Hello

  It could be that the user account registry key is deleted which is instructed to show the user account name in the login screen. I suggest you follow the steps mentioned below.

  Step 1:

  I suggest to do a restore of the system on the computer and check if you are able to see the user account.

  How to restore Windows XP to a previous state

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084

  Step 2:

  I suggest start in the other user accounts that you have never used before and then remove the Office 2010 system by referring to the article below.

  How to uninstall the suites Office 2003, Office 2007 or Office 2010 so I can't uninstall it from Control Panel?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/290301

  Thanks and regards.

  Thahaseena M
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Restore photos from a previous user account

  Happy New Year to the team at Microsoft

  I created a new administrator account I didn't know would replace the account already on the computer.

  Bascially what I want to do is to retrieve all the photos that I have uploaded to this account on the new account and after attempts of serval location and research. NOTHING

  I hope you can help

  See you soon
  Sam from Auckland

  I am not a member of a team of Microsoft, but maybe can help you anyway. When you create a new user account, it does not replace the old. The only way your photos could be deleted is if you have removed the old user account.

  What may happen, it is that you have XP Pro or Media Center and have been using the account administrator for your daily work. Then you created a second administrative user account and the built-in administrator became hidden. This is normal. You can log into the administrator by Ctrl-Alt-Del twice at the Welcome screen. This will lead you to the classic logon box where you can type in "Administrator" for the user name and any password assigned you (or leave it blank for no password). Then, you can enable the administrator on the homescreen icon if you want. I leave the second administrative account to save for emergencies. You don't want the administrative account only on the system or the built-in administrator that you use for your daily work.

  Activate the administrator account on the welcome - http://www.dougknox.com/xp/scripts_desc/xp_admin_ok.htm MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers screen - Don ' t Panic!

• I created a new user account and now I can't find my documents, photos and music

  I created a new user account and made computer administrater and now all my documents, music, photos have gone what to do to get back to my old account

  Hello

  1. did you remove the old account?

  If you have not deleted the old user account, and then follow the steps in this link to copy files to the new user account and check if it helps:

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

  Check if that helps.

• Windows 7 - game Ubisoft "From Dust" does not work on my user account (admin). Work on the new user account (admin). Ubisoft has said contact support technique microsoft.

  It's about all in the title.

  Turn on the PC

  Sign in to account "Me" user with administrator privileges.

  Open Uplay game Launcher

  Run dust

  Game crashes to the desktop

  Turn on the PC

  Sign up for 'New test' user account with administrator privileges

  Open Uplay game Launcher

  Run dust

  Game starts and works perfectly.

  I've been supported by Ubisoft so I did chkdsk and a bunch of other things.

  Told to ask Microsoft, Microsoft provides no support whatsoever, so I'm asking here.

  Thanks for all help them.

  Edit:

  I already have:

  Run the chkdsk command.

  Run a file system check.

  Reinstalled the game

  Reinstalled Uplay

  Reinstalled Microsoft Visual C++ redistributable, and everything related to it.

  Disable all background programs.

  Run Selective startup with all programs bar disabled Microsoft.

  Run the program as administrator

  Run the Uplay as administrator

  Clean installed graphics card drivers

  Reinstalled DirectX

  Hi Richard,

  As you mention that the problem does not occur in the test account, then it is possible that the old user account is damaged.

  I wish that refer you to this article-

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

  We know if that helps you.