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• How to set a user account to have the same settings as the administrator account

  How to configure a user account to have the same settings as the administrator account. using windows xp pro with service pack 3

  Set the "parameters of same.

  If you want that the user has administrator privileges, then all you need to do is to add the user to the group "Administrators".  To do this, right-click on 'My computer', select 'Manage' and open the "local users and groups" section.  Click on 'Groups', double click on "Administrators" and add the user to the administrator group.

  If you set 'settings' and things like wallpaper and other preferences, there isn't a way to do that easily other than to simply set these parameters.

  Hope this helps,
  JW

• I can't create a new user account (Windows 7): the user profile service service has no logon

  I tried to create a new user account, but I get the following error when I try to open a session with him:

  the user profile service service has no logon

  Until I leave than anything more I will add that I activated the hidden administrator account and this is the account I use to create a new standard user account.

  Most of the patches for this issue are due to the fact that delete manually a user account does not remove the registry key that are associated, and you are required to go to the next section of the registry:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS NT\CURRENTVERSION\PROFILELIST

  and delete the key associated with the user account to be deleted.

  This fix IS NOT help, because whenever I try to create a new user, Windows doesn't bother creating a registry key to the new user.  The new user account appears in the account management window.  If I right click ondesktop and select Properties, then the settings , select the Advanced tab and click settingsunder USER PROFILES, the new account appears not here no more.

  It is a huge problem.  I have other people who use this laptop and I don't want to use my login information, or the guest account.  I'm not editing the registry just to make a new account.

  Please tell me there is a fix for this that works.  Windows 7 was not free, and this kind of problem is very frustrating for the premium software.

  Thanks - this is the only tip that help me to find the solution to this problem.

  Two files in the folder C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live could not be copied without administrator privileges.  This caused the connection in the attempt fail for all newly created user accounts.  The files are:

  C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live\Bici\Bici1_00.sqm

  and

  C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live\SqmApi\SqmData720896_00.sqm

  I've added the read permission for all users in these two files and retried the logon.  The opening of session proceeded set up initial user and filled perfectly.  Probably, this problem started when I installed Windows Live Messenger which is the only Windows Live application, I installed.

  Other important in your message board was to check the event log which stressed the two files which could not copy.  Otherwise provided in WARNING messages immediately preceded files event log error message indicates that the profile service could not connect.

• I can't access my user account even if the password is correct.

  I was not able to access my user account even if the password is correct. It happened to our 2 admin represents, so now we only use the guest user account.

  Hello

  Something must have corrupted these accounts.

  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).

  These problems and similar bugs can help:

  A temporary profile is loaded after you connect to a Windows Vista-based system
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/947242

  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

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

  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

  Try these to erase corruption in the case where it plays a role.

  1. run DiskCleanup - start - all programs - Accessories - System Tools - Disk Cleanup

  2. start - type in the search - box COMMAND find top - RIGHT CLICK – RUN AS ADMIN

  sfc/scannow

  How to analyze the log file entries that the Microsoft Windows Resource Checker (SFC.exe) program
  generates in Windows Vista cbs.log
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928228

  3. then run checkdisk - schedule it to run at next boot, then apply OK your way out, then restart.

  How to run the check disk at startup in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/67612-check-disk-Chkdsk.html

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  Other methods:

  Use the hidden administrator account to lower your user account (to the lowest level) APPLY/OK then go back
  and reset it to the Admin APPLY/OK - this clearly allows corruption. Do this several times. Do the same for others
  accounts that may be difficult. If necessary you can also reset your password in the accounts.
  Do not forget to leave your Admin account and the other to the desired level.

  Make another Admin account with your password and use it to fix the others if necessary. (just for
  repair, don't use regular account, not a safety valve) always keep a spare ADMIN account.

  DO NOT LEAVE THE ENABLED LSA OR USE DAILY. If it corrupts 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

  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 (do not forget to always
  not that an Admin account that is not used except for testing and difficulty).

  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.

• Created the new user account, and now the settings are gone.

  Accidentally, I created a new user in my previous account admin account, and now all of my settings are gone, as well as all the files on the first account. Is there a way I can return to my old account, or restore the files and settings? Either way, I run Windows XP. Help, please.

  You might be able to try a system restore to before you created the user account.
  Track information to restore the system in the KB article below:

  Article number: 2534454 - how to restore Windows XP to a previous state
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2534454
   
  I hope this helps.

• Is it possible to get a user account and all the files associated with it if it has been deleted?

  My fiance's brother thought he was doing us a favor of the deletion of a user account that we use too often.  I always use it because it has pictures on what we use a main user account is not.  I am panicing because I fear that these photos were lost.  Is there a way I can restore it?

  External USB hard disks costing less than USD 90 for 1.5 TB or more - I do not understand how people lose data these days.

  You * might * be able to recover all or part of the files by using an application like Recuva (it's a link, it's free, do not buy anything).

  Because you posted in Windows XP - Start searching files in C:\Documents and Settings\ - in particular directory from the old username (which was probably completely deleted.

  The machine is used, less you will recover anything.

  Whatever the results - I suggest buy you a form any external backup and schedule a periodic and consistent backup that you can go in situations like this.

• Why: print from a user account, but not the other?

  On a computer, we have two user account: an admin mastering (Bev), the other without (BevsGuest).  Note that this is not 'the' guest account.

  We have no printing problem on behalf of Bev.  But we cannot print from the BevsGuest account.  Sorry, but I forgot the error message we get.  But we receive the error of several applications - Excel, Word, Google Maps, etc.

  This who should I seek to explain the problem?

  I'm sure that's enough information for someone to propose a specific solution.  And I cannot possibly answer follow-up questions because I'm away from the computer at 400 miles at present.

  I'm looking for simply advice.  I'm not familiar enough with the Windows o/s to find out how this could happen.

  My WAG is: it's a permissions problem.  But if this is the case, I don't know where to look for the permissions property, which may be the cause of root, let alone how to fix it.

  The problem started a few times in a few months; He worked many years.  I can't say exactly when the problem started, or what has changed in the meantime, because: (1) I use the computer only every few months. and (2) someone else maintains the computer, for example to install Windows updates.  Not to say that this person could have; but usually it is very minimal.

  The computer is located in a private residence, not not part of a corporate network.  Is there any other computers.  The printer is wired, not wireless.

  I could try to roll back to a system restore point.  But it would be a shot in the water, and I'd rather make minimal changes.

  Hello

  ·         Who is the manufacturer of the printer and what is the model?

  I suggest to create a new user account and check if you are able to print from this account or not.

  How to create and configure user accounts in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/279783

• Created 2 standard user accounts and now the admin account is inaccessible. How to access my administrator account?

  I have Vista Edition Home Premium.  I got the account administrator and only called 'everyday', which were both available on the Welcome screen.  I was usually you log in to the admin account for my daily use of the computer, but realized that it was a bad idea.  I created a new account, he made an admin account and called "administration".  I changed then the administrator account, I had used so far for a standard account and named it 'everyday', which makes the account would connect you to our daily use.  Finally, I created a new standard account called 'secondary' for my husband to use.

  Now, when I turn on the computer, only accounts that I am able to connect in the Welcome screen are 'everyday' and 'secondary '.  I tried to find articles that would already be answering my question, but good solutions I've seen do not work or are not completely suitable for my situation.  I know the administrator account exists, I don't know how to connect to it.  How can I access my administrator account now?  Things like system restore and cmd / 'run as administrator' failure because I don't have privileges admin so I can't even begin to perform these tasks.

  Any help is appreciated!

  Hi eyeslikeaflame,

  Try these steps and check the result.
  Step 1: Check in safe mode
  a. see start your computer in safe mode
  b. check if the admin user account is listed.

  Step 2: If there is no admin account, then restore the computer to an earlier time in the Windows recovery environment (WinRE)
  a. Insert the Windows installation disc in the disc drive, and then start the computer.
  b. press a key when you are prompted.
  c. Select a language, a time, a currency, a keyboard or an input method, and then click Next.
  d. click on repair your computer.
  e. click the operating system you want to repair, and then click Next.
  f. in the System Recovery Options dialog box, click System Restore.
  g. once the system restore is complete, check if the admin user account.

  See Repairs to the system of Windows recovery environment

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• lost user account after using the windows recovery disk.

  Help, please. I turned on my computer and found that windows vista could not start due to a currupt file.

  I have tried rebooting several times without success and ended by using the samsung recovery disc to get windows vista to work.

  I had to create a new user account and have been able to find my original account on the C drive but don't know how to restore it so I don't have start with a new account from scratch.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Information, the original version of windows is now called windows.old and it is here that I want to use the user account.

  Hi Geek teenager,

  Surly there is a way to restore the user account that is sitting in windows.old on the C: drive, instead of having to reinstall all the programs that I never downloaded?

  Programs need to be reinstalled from the original media: CD, DVD, download, etc.

  You can recover data from the windows.old folder, but not programs.

  Set up a new account.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/933209

  How to recover files from an earlier version of Windows in Windows Vista

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• A security reason to use the 'user account ' instead of the 'administrator' for your personal PC account?

  I need to perform regular tasks in week and maintenance tasks on the weekends, there is no problem if I login as administrator for the week and the weekend.

  If I create 2 accounts: user (weekdays) and Director (weekends), then I run in question switching between the 2 accounts.

  I would like to know what security advantage using user account during the week instead of the administrator account.

  Does anyone have any suggestions?
  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  I support of many PC, win7 & win8 they all default admin win and a second account with administrator privileges. By default, they all start on the win by default admin account.

  Touch wood I never had no problems, over several years, (some systems are used by children)

  One piece of malware in several years. No installed family safety, children have been educated.

  Some are enterprise systems running 24/7 as they treat the various procedures "out of hours".

• Why, first of all is the user account instead of the administrator account on the login page?

  Before I log in the user account is the first on the left side then the administrator account is the second on the right side.  Is that how they are supposed to be on Windows 7?

  They are in alphabetical order.

• The user account cannot access the internet once parental used contract, even after you turn off the parental control

  I created a user account for my child. I am able to access the internet through firefox. Then I set the parental controls and can NOT access the internet more. I turn off parental controls for this user account. I still can't access the internet from this account.

  Parental control is a part of the operating system Windows and not Firefox. You can get help here: http://support.microsoft.com/ask-community/windows/

• Create a user account specific for the base game.

  I would like to be able to create a user account to install a basic version of a game that has expansion packs installed on a different user account. is this possible?

  It will not work as it is, as it will be installed to the same file location.  However, it can work if you create another folder to install sub in the user account.

  Example: C:/program files/games/game

  make a folder of the game - 2

  C:/program files/games/game-2

  so you want to now the-2 is the second.

  I can't recipient that it will work, as all games are different *.

  [_1337_Pete_]

• 'Lost' admin user account - cannot use the system restore

  We have an old desktop running XP Media. At 6 accounts on - account admin 1 parent, 4 other named accts (non admin) and 1 guest (non admin)

  The system is somehow now starts only showing 1 user account - non-admin one child one.  In management of the computer (administrative tools), accounts are but are not accessible.

  Have no idea how to access / info. Unable to use System Restore as one account stated is a non-admin one.

  Can someone help, please? -have been Googling for a few hours now :(

  As a last resort, you can try the following procedure:

  "How do I recover from a corrupted registry that prevents Windows XP startup"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307545 >

  Which essentially restores the registry from a backup copy kept with the files in system restore.  In part 2, select a dated folder until you have had this problem to copy the registry of the.  Personally, I find it is easier to start from free Linux Livecd like Knoppix , in which case you can start the procedure in part 2, step 6 using Linux and paste to copy files to their desired location.  Live CD of Linux has no problems with dealing with the status of "Super hidden" System Volume Information folder.

  Good luck and HTH,
  JW

• How to restore user account missing when the connection after that power outage occurred?

  Windows XP Media Center edition PC was carried out at the time of the power failure, which lasted about 2 hours.  When turned back on, it was missing the user account on the XP login screen.  However, after logging another user, all the files seem to be present, but the system restore will return to another point, and the same username cannot be recreated (it says it is already used).  How can the user be restored?  Thank you!

  I fixed it!  I copied a solution to another user in the forum:

  1. click on the Start button.
  2. go to control panel and choose switch to Classic view (if not to this point of view).
  3. double-click on Administrative Tools.
  4. double-click on computer management.
  5. on the left, click area to expand local users and groups.

  6. click on groups.

  7 double-click on administrators.

  8. click the Add button to add the user missing to the list.

  It restored the user to the logon screen.