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• Problem in opening and running LabVIEW in separate user account

  Hello

  I would like to create a 2nd user account on my computer in the laboratory that has LabVIEW 2011 installed on it. However, when I try to open LabVIEW in the 2nd user account there is an error code 1 and another message complaining about some dialogue 3 button VI.

  I found that I can still continue by clicking OK, except that now I can't start my VI, where I copied over my 1 user account. I get attached errors, including one that seems to be complaining of Simple error handler in my VI which runs at the end of my program error messages. Does anyone have an idea on how to fix the errors?

  Help, please!

  Thank you!!!

  Hi Vrinkle,

  LabVIEW is usually installed in "C:\Program files (x 86) \National Instruments\LabVIEW xxx ', where"(x 86) "is the version of LabVIEW application for a 32-bit version of LabVIEW on a Windows 64-bit and"xxx"brand (year)." In this folder you will find subfolders "vi.lib", "instr.lib" and "user.lib" - all the rights granted to your new user account need to access these files (like all the others those of LabVIEW file)!

  BTW. display your serial number on a public forum is not the best idea...

• Loss of user account settings

  Lost my user account settings. Now start up with very limited features and white blue screen with some icons. Need help to restore the original settings if you please.

  Hello

  This is probably due to a corrupted user profile causing to logon with a default profile, did you see a message to that effect? Corruption could be simple damaged files or due to the partial failure of hard drive.

  The first thing you can do is backup all data of the suspect profile to another device as memory stick, USB hard disk or enternal. It is where the hard drive is faulty and you need to protect your data against the possibility that it will fail completely.

  Your data will be most likely contained in the folders under C:\Documents and Settings\, for example if your login name was Martian, the issues will be

  C:\Documents and Settings\Martian\My Documents

  C:\Documents and Settings\Martian\Desktop

  C:\Documents and Settings\Martian\Favorites

  etc.

  Of course, there is nothing store you your data in non-standard places, with whom I can't help except to advise to search for him if you don't remember where are these places.

  Once your data is safe, you should check the status of your hard drive, see...

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315265

  .. .the hard drive manufacturer will likely utilities perform drive diagnostics too.

  Finally, if the disk hard drive remove OK, creates a new user and copies the data from your backup in the new profile, see...

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811151

  .. who can help.

  Tricky

• Extra ' ' my Documets folder in my system and the USER account.

  I use XP Pro and my system has been reinstalled around March. I was bound and not not determine that this happen. I went to Western Digital and watched the external 500 GB drive. They were always out of stock, so I said the * with it and go the 1 Terabyte.The lead first had problems so I had to wait again. When it arrived I started to drag / drop my file on the external drive. Somehow. and I don't know how to explain 'USER', that is Documents and settings - all users by default Administrator USER user the "USER" account earned an extra folder called got an additional file 'My Documents' on this account, it is a system file and I can't remove it. " I CAN move it. So should I just day forget about it or just keep three "My Documents" on my system. Note that the extra "My Documents" file is not on the external drive. I know I asked this before. I tried all the suggestions, but good number of suggestions I could not follow because the procedure was not on my system.

  All user accounts have the 'My Documents' folder and some of them are not the standard user system or administrator accounts that don't care.

  As long as you save in 'My Documents' in your profile then life is simple. Your profile is physically located in C:\documents and setings but do not venture here as your dekstop icons already give you shortcuts to 'My Documents'. Voila

• How to remove an XP user account?

  My father n law died and family is eager to know how to delete his account, but we do not know his password

  can someone help me with the info please

  XP Pro or XP Home Edition?

  You would have surely found out how to do this with a simple search on the net!

  http://search.Yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0oG7mAcZbVNankAYdtXNyoA?p=%22windows+XP%22+%2Bdelete+user+account&FR2=SB-top&FR=YFP-t-701&type_param=

  You must be logged on as administrator to do so.

  John

• Main user account: can not log on any more. Just get screen white wallpaper.

  My laptop Windows xp has three user accounts.  The main account I use is no longer allows me to sign.  When I click on the name, enter my password, I get a screen with only my white wallpaper - no icons, no toolbar at the bottom.  Nothing.

  Any ideas?

  Don't you see the same behavior with other accounts?

  Here is some information General/ideas for you to check, see if this is your problem and if this is the case, we'll fix it.

  You see only your background image and the wallpaper?

  Miss all your desktop icons and you don't see the taskbar at the bottom of the screen or are simply missing icons and you can see the taskbar at the bottom?

  Check the simple things first.  Right-click on an open space on your desktop, choose Arrange icons by and make sure the option show desktop icons has a check mark next to it.  This will work if you don't miss you that the desktop icons, but still see the Start button and the taskbar.

  If only you can see your wallpaper background picture and don't see the desktop icons and no start button or taskbar, this means that the explorer.exe program does not run (and it must be running) or the explorer.exe program are usually afflicted.  A good way to think about at the moment, it is that the process explorer.exe "is" your desktop.

  If this is the case of malware in general prepares.

  Please provide additional information on your system:

  What is your system brand and model?

  What is your Version of XP and the Service Pack?

  Describe your current antivirus and software anti malware situation: McAfee, Symantec, Norton, Spybot, AVG, Avira!, Defender, ZoneAlarm, PC Tools, MSE, Comodo, etc..

  The question was preceded by a loss of power, aborted reboot or abnormal termination?  (this includes the plug pulling, buttons power, remove the battery, etc.)

  The afflicted system has a CD/DVD drive work?

  You have a true bootable XP installation CD (it is not the same as any recovery CD provided with your system)?

  Fill in the blank: my system worked well until: _

  Sometimes your anti malware program to quarantine (and indeed remove) your file explorer.exe (or other critical files on the XP system) if it finds that the file is infected.  The file may really be infected, but you can know for sure and then reconsider your anti malware options.

  First, you need to get your work desk, then you can solve your problem of potential malware.

  Of your background image, press CTRL-ALT-DEL and open Task Manager.

  Look at the processes tab and if the process explorer.exe is not running, start it as follows:

  In Task Manager, click file, new task, and in the Open box, enter:

  %windir%\explorer.exe

  Click OK and see if get you your office.

  If explorer.exe is already running in the processes tab, it is likely that the object of the affection and will need to be replaced (which is not difficult).

  If you notice that the explorer.exe process is already running in the Task Manager, highlight the explorer.exe process, and then click end process to stop and start a new explorer.exe process as described above.

  If things look right now, your system is still not fixed, but it should be enough usable so now you can fix it.

  I would start with these scans:

  Perform scans for malware first, then these scans by operating clean, difficulty of problems:

  Download, install, update and do a full scan with these free malware detection programs:

  Malwarebytes (MMFA): http://malwarebytes.org/

  SUPERAntiSpyware: (SAS): http://www. http://SUPERAntiSpyware.com/

  They can be uninstalled later if you wish.

  The scans by operating clean, fix any problems.

  Do, or do not. There is no test.

  I need YOUR voice and the points for helpful answers and propose responses. I'm saving for a pony!

• Can you stop new setting up user accounts?

  Anyone know if I can stop my son from making a new user account on his laptop?

  To work around the parents settings, it's just a new user who is not so guarded.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Anyone know if I can stop my son from making a new user account on his laptop?

  To work around the parents settings, it's just a new user who is not so guarded.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Take control of the laptop with a password protected administrator account. Create an account for your son. If he cracks then your password, which is very simple with the right software, completely take over the laptop.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/Setup/WinXP/accounts.mspx

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• Need to access the user accounts from previous installations

  I am running Windows XP Pro, and I have installed new software.

  When I have it ran for the first time my PC crashed. Now, whenever I try to load it up it just keeps restarting before you get to the login screen. Safe mode does not help you, or doesn't last known good configuration. There is no recovery point recorded.

  I searched online for help and tried to repair the Windows version by inserting the CD and choose 'Repair', but there is no repair option. He wants me to install a new version of Windows on the partition, which, from what I understand, going to wipe my user accounts. It would be a big problem, as I have a lot of data out there that is very important for me who is not saved. My fault, still backward, etc. No not after the sympathy, just stating the facts!

  I also have Windows XP 64 is installed on a separate partition, and I loaded this up to see if I can see the user account I want to access. I can. But I can't access it because it is password protected, and it just comes up saying 'access denied '.

  So, how do I gain access to this user account? Doing anything to the working version of XP64, either by repairing the other partition inactive?

  All welcome, no matter how much of a long shot it is advice. I'm getting desperate!

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Malkeleah,

  I had real problems trying to get Knoppix to work. I downloaded on my laptop, then had to put on a USB key to burn on the PC with Win 64 on (portable DVD player is read-only), but I couldn't do burn. I kept of burning errors using the built-in burner after first unpacking the ISO on the laptop (no support ISO native in Windows XP), or when I tried to install on win 64 the system burning software I got error messages saying: the software wouldn't run as soon as I clicked to install it. And Yes, I checked that I was using the software compatible 64-bit! No idea what it was, the 64-bit version has never really been used, not even well why it is installed.

  In any case, after that much hitting my head on the office followed a couple of pints in pubs, I managed to find another way around this problem, which was to take ownership of the files according to the instructions on the Microsoft Web site:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/308421

  It worked wonderfully for me, and I have been able to support Windows 64-bit, re - install XP 'normal' and then appropriated again under that. 2 files come with errors and would not sell the property, but they were not even remotely important if everything is good. I got literally thousands of other files that flies over without any problems.

  In any case, thank you for taking the time to help me, I'm sure that your method would have worked if I had been able to create a CD (I would have posted off the coast for one if everything else has failed because they will send one in the world for any $2 IIRC), but for someone else who did a search and found my ad the above that I mention is worth a go as an alternative method.

  And no, I didn't have the encrypted files. Just locked the account of some simple password protection.

  Thanks again,

  Chris.

• I created a new user account, but it does not appear to connect to it. (Vista Home Premium)

  I created a new user account for my admin account.  I tried to create a standard account and I tried to change to an administrator account.  The only place that this account presents itself is managing it new user accounts in Control Panel.  If I try to change user or sign out and then sign back, it never gives me the possibility to sign until the new user account that I created.

  I read another post that said to try to restart in safe mode, what I tried without success.

  I also don't get no error messages, so I was not trying to fix anything, given that I'm not sure it's broken and I don't want to do something worse.  I only use this computer and Vista for a few days now, so I hope it's something simple I'm missing because I am not yet familiar with the operating system.

  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  AFBurris

  Hello

  Logon as administrator

  You must open a command prompt at the entry of the order.

  Start - type in the search-> CMD box find top - make a right click on - RUN AS ADMIN

  Run CheckDisk and continue as needed.

  Good luck. Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Why should I create a new user profile when you remove a damaged user account?

  I have a corrupted user account and was referred to the following link http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows-vista/Fix-a-corrupted-user-profile

  However, I don't understand why we're required to go through this complicated process when we go to Control Panel - user accounts and family safety-user accounts - add and remove accounts delete user accounts until you can actually remove an account asks you if you want to keep the files of this account.  It is said that it can automatically save the contents of this user account office and favorite Documents, music, photos and videos in a new folder on the desktop.  I realize, this does not include e-mail messages, but I thought I could export those to a memory stick and then import them into my new user account.  It all seems a much simpler process than to create a new profile.  Why Microsoft suggests must create a new profile?

  Hello Kodika

  Thanks for the return of the response.  I guess that it was just a typo, but it's OK.  Please let us know if you have any other questions or you are experiencing other problems.

  Thanks again!

• New user account, cannot access documents

  You are using windows vista home, I opened a new account and left the old account as the administrator account.  Now, in the new user account, I don't have the documents.  How can I get new access to user account for all of the documents that were already on the computer?  Now, just the administrator can access them.

  You are using windows vista home, I opened a new account and left the old account as the administrator account.  Now, in the new user account, I don't have the documents.  How can I get new access to user account for all of the documents that were already on the computer?  Now, just the administrator can access them.

  In each user account, there is a PUBLIC folder.

  Public folders are open (accessible) to all users.

  Back to your admin account > transfer document files/records in the Public record > logon for the user account > go to the Public folder > you should see all the documents.

  How to "transfer" documents in the Public folder?
  You can use one of the following methods...

  1. drag and Drop option.

  2 copy and paste option.

  3. copy to or move to the right click options.

  * My favorite is the options copy to or Move To.

  If you don't have them in your context menu, here is the tutorial to add.

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/89196-context-menu-add-copy-folder-move-folder.html
  A method is simpler.

• Cannot find the user accounts at startup in vista

  I wonder if there is a solution to my problem.  I've set up 3 user accounts, and when I turn on my computer, it only shows 2.  It does not even show the guest account.  Please tell me that there is a simple solution!  :-)  When I connect each account they seem to work well. (I have them in place the way I want them) but I really need the active a 3rd too.

  Thanks in advance for any ideas!

  HI Cinde.Moore,

  Have you created an account of third parties for clients, or are you need turn on the prompt (built in) account?

  Enable or disable the guest account the

• My opening of user account and profile my c: drive user names do not match. Multiple user profiles.

  RE: Vista Home Premium 32 bit W/sp2 installed. FYI - recently got a new hard drive and a new installation of the Vista operating system.

  I'll try to keep this as simple as I can, so bear with me. I have my c: drive under users 4 ads, which contain the normal operating system files. My guest account is disabled. I am the admin on the admin account, which is the only active account running at the moment. I deleted an administrator account and a user account standard and kept my 1 active admin account. I wish that were the only account on this computer as I'm the only one to use it in the future. Profiles are always on my c: drive and I would like to delete and rename my admin account to show as such. I changed my admin account name and thought I would just remove all from drive c: under users.except my account. My account name is easy to change but the profile on the disc is the former name of admin account and there is no option to change. When I open windows Explorer to my documents folder the name changed to the new name. When searching in each profile, I find that the folders and files I added are all in the old profile folder and partially in the new profile. Some are just empty and they appear in the other. Its a dam mess! How, or can I combine all my folders and files under just the profile of a user that will be used? I thought I would copy everything from the old to the new admin account, but windows will recognize even these files under a new account name? I'm also afraid to change my password to prevent implementing locked out my own computer. I read all kinds of horror stories on the web about it. How can something seemingly so simple be such a Pandora's box. I have not deleted anything yet but profiles of user accounts. Now my system is stable and works very well. No problem to speak of, but as time go on and Add / Remove programs and move things around I'll never know where to find anything. I would like to put something in its place and be there when I need it. I think that there may be problems with the standard accounts and admin / permissions or something but I do not have the ability to copy or to move things and losing important data, until I hear something concrete. I hope someone can help and thank you.

  As always - changing the user name does not change the name of the folder.  If you want to get the name of the folder and the user name corresponds to-creating a new user with the name that you want to name the user name and the folder and copy the data you want to keep the new user.  Then delete the old user and all files/folders via the user control panel.

  Really - * you * is the realization of a complicated.

  (1) create the * new * user account from scratch with the username you want.  This will make the user name and the corresponding folder.  (Of course - you may need to change the username on a current user if t ever get the one you want first.)

  (2) copy the Documents, photos, etc. you want from the old account to the new.

  (3) via the user control panel, remove whatever you do not want users.  Don't do this manually.  You have no reason to go in the C:\USERS\ yourself.  If you do, * you * are causing you pain.

  (4) you do really want two administrative level accounts in case you lose access to the other.  It's just the wise thing to do.

  Windows 7 is a multi-user system - even if you are the only physical user.

• Music: How can I transfer all of the music files to another user account

  How can I transfer all of the music files to another user account

  In simple terms, simply copy it to an external drive and then copy them back as the other user.  If files are protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management) as iTunes from Apple or Napster, you will need to know your service music, if the files can be copied.

  "rstoyka" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  How can I transfer all of the music files to another user account

• Create a user account

  This is probably a very simple question, but I don't know how to add an another user account to my computer or where to go to start the process.  Could someone guide me please?

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/93009-user-account-create.html

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/create-a-user-account

  http://www.Lockergnome.com/Windows/2006/12/05/create-a-new-user-account-in-Vista/

  The above will help you.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner