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• How can I remove the user name and the image of Windows XP new Start Menu

  Two questions:

  1. How can I delete the user name and the image of Windows XP new start; and

  2. my computer keeps asking me to press the F1 key to start Windows.  How to skip this part?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  The image of user account can be removed by disabling the Welcome screen. Or, by opting for the classic Windows theme. Follow the method described in this article, if you want to remove the user name and the picture in the Start Menu, without disabling the Welcome screen and Windows XP theme.

  For those who want to delete the user name and the image of user account from the Start Menu, in order to have a blue white Panel at the top, try this:

  Registry warning
  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756/

  Step 1:

  a. start Windows Explorer and go to this folder:
   
  C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft account images

  b. in this folder, rename the BMP file that corresponds to your user account.
   
  (For example, if your user name is Robert, rename Robert.bmp to old_Robert.bmp)

  c. then rename the following folder:

  C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft account Pictures\Default pictures
   
  to something else, for example,.
   
  C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft account Pictures\No_Default images.

  Step 2:
   
  To remove the user name, follow these steps

  a. Click Start, click "RUN" and type "regedit.exe" and navigate to this key:
   
  HKEY_CURRENT_USER-Software-Windows Microsoft\------CurrentVersion-policies-Explorer

  b. in the right pane, the value NoUserNameInStartMenu-value data 1.

  c. close Regedit.exe and restart Windows.

  You'll find yourself with a blue area at the top of the Start Menu.

  Regarding the pressing 'F1' to start Windows, you have made no changes or was there a system crash after which the problem started?

  You may need to change the boot sequence in the BIOS to the default settings. I recommend you contact your PC vendor for this.

  Warning of the BIOS:
  BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

• Program is not associated with a file - new user on XP

  I just created a new user account on my computer for my mother, and I'm not able to open Firefox or one of the Control Panel options (display, etc.). It works fine on my account, and we two system administrators. It is said: "the program is not associated to a file" and asks me to change it in 'Folder Options '. I don't want to start messing around with it until I know what I'm doing!

  Why isn't he working on a new user account and mine only? Very confused. Any help is greatly appreciated!

  Please see:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/associate_file_with_program.mspx?mfr=true

• I went to set up a new user account, but it deleted my old one with all my files. What can I do?

  I've just set up a new user account for someone else, but now I can access is no longer my own user account that had all of my files, pic, and setting.  How can I get this back account that has all my files on it?

  Initially, you were using the original built-in Administrator account.  When you do this and create a new user, the built in Administrator account becomes hidden (but it's still there).  It seems that you are OK with that, but you want your files transferred to your new user profile.  In this case, you must follow the same procedure as you would if the old profile was corrupted.  To claim that the administrator account has been corrupted, and then follow the steps in the following article:

  "How to copy data from a corrupted to a new profile in Windows XP user profile"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811151 >

  HTH,
  JW

• Cannot copy files from a corrupted on a new user acct

  For some reason my user account was in sashes. I wasn't able to access the system restore. I did a restore and it allowed me to create new user accounts that my old files were still on the drive under the old user acct, I am not able to copy on. I tried to use the procedure described in article 811151 but the old user account folder is not accessible (access denied). I tried to change the permissions under safe mode, but that makes no difference. Any ideas?

  Article Microsoft KB811151 will not work as described if you reinstall as you.  The problem you have now is one of the owner.  The following article should allow you to adapt your old files and a directory and to regain access:

  "How appropriate a file or a folder in Windows XP"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308421 >

  HTH,
  JW

• Outlook pst files lost after the creation of new users on PC

  After re-setup of Small Business Server 2003 with a different domain name, I had to then modify the user account from PC on their individual computers. After selecting the new domain and restart the PC, windows XP has treated change as if I created a new user. Windows created new parameters for the user and all Outlook files have disappeared. Windows archive/back them somewhere? Why Windows did create new parameters for the same user?

  Thanks for your help!

  Hi bberry333,

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the public on the TechNet site. Please post your question in the Sub forum.

  Link:http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/smallbusinessserver/threads

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• 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.

• Transfer files to the new user account [was: new user]

  We went from Windows XP forum>

  How to transfer files from the current user to a user name

  Is that what you really want to do and why?

  In particular, you want to create a user account completely new to replace an old account may be corrupt, or you want to just copy some files?

  If you want to copy the user profile, see http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/fix-corrupted-user-profile#1TC=windows-7

  If you just want to copy files from the ALICE user to user BOB,

  1. Connect you as a user with "Computer administrator" privileges (this could be ALICE, BOB or another account)
  2. Go to C:\Users\Alice\Documents, right click on desired folders or files and select copy
  3. Go to C:\Users\Bob\Documents and paste files or folders you copies

  Always use 'Copy' rather than 'move '.  After you have determined that the files were copied successfully to their new location, you can go back and delete them from the old location.

  For other than documents files, replace

  C:\Users\\Music

  C:\Users\\Pictures

  C:\Users\\Videos

  etc.

• 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.

• New user account appearing is not in Windows Explorer (Windows 7)

  I just got my reset of the HP laptop and I'm trying to set up a new account, I followed the procedure, but my new account does not appear in the list of users under Windows Explorer. only one generic user appears.

  When you create a new user account in Windows 7, it prepares the system for the new profile, but does not create records.

  User files are only created when a new user connects to Windows first. While Windows creates the folder structure for the new user, you will see the text in preparing your desktop on the Welcome screen. That's why the first connection to a new user profile takes a little longer than usual.

  So to see a new user profile folders in Explorer you should first user or disconnection of the account used to create the new user, and then connect to the new user profile.

• How to transfer the original user files to the new?

  Original title: copy of the user files

  I'm looking to copy files to a new username. I had all kinds of problems with user names in Win7. I never had a logon screen and usually went straight to my account at startup. Then I had a problem with a program that some of windows installation files were accidentally deleted and I created a new user name and the program has worked with the new user name. But when I tried to go to the original user account he wasn't there and I had to use Restore to recover.

  I would like to copy files from the original user to the new user name, (office, send documents, etc.) of course the new usename is not displayed in windows now, but the files are still on the C: drive. What should I do to get all this done? What is this problem with user names does not and why Microsoft hasn't done a thing to correct? It obviously a known issue and every issue I see on this topic on the Microsoft forums there is never a response. What is the best thing for me to do to achieve this? I would like to give thanks to the prompt if possible. Does make sense for you?

  Here you go:

  1. Logging in as an administrator account.
  2. Use Windows Explorer to open files belonging to the old profile and the new account. Both are located under the folder c:\users.
  3. Copy different files and folders from the old to the new profile folders. You will be challenged by the mechanism of the UAC (User Account Control).

• New installs on Windows 8.1 and file transfer from an external drive, saved from death PC Vista machine

  Hi, my old under Vista Home Premium (32 bit) desktop PC is dead and has been replaced by a new machine Windows 8.1 (64-bit).

  I took the hard drive from my old PC and put it in an envelope and the files seem to be fine. I need advice on how to do the following things 4:

  (1) how to find and transfer of e-mail, including records and contacts (I used the e-mail program provided Vista on the old machine) on the new machine and I can't actually set up mail on the new machine to my ISP (BT Yahoo) first (I didn't click on the mail app yet).

  (2) how to find and transfer bookmarks/favorites of Chrome and the old disk to ie11 and/or Chrome structure on the new machine.

  (3) how do I transfer files (photos, music, documents, etc.) so that they are available for all users

  (4) I installed iTunes on the new PC, I want to transfer music files and album cover (I don't know how the album covers are found, and some are "home made" to cover the chronological collections of singles) from the old machine in the easiest way possible

  Thank you for all the tips and advice.

  Hi Tovoyer, I'll try to answer your questions in order.

  1. Transfer old contacts and emails in Windows Vista Mail
     • First of all, you know that Windows Vista was the latest OS to come with a desktop e-mail program.  Windows 7 and 8 do not come with any successor to the Windows Vista Mail program.  Instead, you can get it as a download in the Windows Essentials page option.  Windows 8 has a rudimentary base e-mail app, but it is designed for the Tablet/phones and the lamp.  If you want something that compares to Vista mail program, you'll want to get the free download of the essential elements in this link before you move forward.
     • After you have installed most of Windows, you can open the program (so renamed "Windows Live Mail" and add your ISP e-mail account.)  This will download depending on how your ISP provides email, all or part of your story by e-mail in the new programme, possibly negating the need to transfer anything from your old installation.
     • If you do not need to transfer your old files, navigate to the file / import Messages option in the Windows Live Mail program.  Choose "Windows Mail" in the list, and then navigate to this folder on your external hard drive attached:

       D:\Users\(your user name) \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Mail\Local records
       (replace D with the drive letter for your hard disk enclosure, of course).

     • To transfer your Contacts is even easier. The Vista mail program did not contact directly, it stores everything in this folder

       D:\Users\(your username) \Contacts

       The file present in Windows 8, you can simply copy (or drag-and - drop) your contacts from the external drive on your drive of Windows 8 (C:\Users\(your name) \Contacts) and it will be flawless.

  2. Transfer of Chrome Favorites
     
     1. If you signed in using your Google account chrome, all of your favorites are stored in Google account, ready to be restored without effort.  Just to download Chrome again, go to the Tools menu and connect you and your bookmarks should appear.

        If you do not use the Google account or had the sync disabled, you can still find your bookmarks.  After installing Chrome on your new PC, find the old bookmarks on the external hard drive file here:

        D:\Users\(your Name) \appdata\local\google\chrome\User Data\Default\Bookmarks
        (Note the bookmarks is a file, not a folder, but has no file extension).

        And put it in the same folder on your installation of Windows 8.

  3. Transfer of Documents and Photos/etc and put at the disposal of all users
  
  Simply drag - move the files in the folder "Public" user on Windows 8.  These files are shared by all users.

  C:\Users\Public (\documents \pictures, \videos \music, etc...)

• You can simply drag the folder iTunes from the old drive to the same place in the drive of new (music folder of your user account).

• How do I create a new user account with windows XP Home Edition after operational failure

  How do I create a new user account with windows XP Home Edition after operational failure

  Hi andyprice,
   
  -What is the operational flaw that you speak?
  -You receive an error message when trying to create a new user account?
   
  Write us with more information pertaining to the matter to help us help you better.
   
  In the meantime, you can refer to this article:
  How to create and configure user accounts in Windows XP

• I just created a new 'user account '. Now all my files are considered to be "hidden".

  original title: hidden files

  I just created a new 'user account '. Now all my files are considered to be "hidden". "I have thousands of .psd and jpeg files). Is it possible to change this for all files in that account without having to access each?

  I don't know what caused the problem, but you can go to control panel | Folder options | Display and enable the display of the hidden files and folders.

  Steve

• How can I change my user file name of 'music man '? I am running Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit

  I don't want this file on my computer to be named "the music man".

  When I right click it evokes all the normal options BUT rename!
  I can't move the file to the trash.
  Also my computer says 'Music Man' is system administrator, but it is not as a user in the user file in Control Panel.
  Control Panel lists "Eric Satterberg" as an administrator, but I have few privileges when logged into this account.
  I need this file is renamed
  or
  deleted.
  and now when I want to downlad programs from the internet it wants to save in the file download 'music man '. I n ' t want that. "
  Very frustrating.
  Help, please!
  Thank you

  Hello EricSatterberg,

  As you have received permission issues while accessing files or folders. You can follow the article and check if it helps.

  Troubleshoot "access denied" when opening files or folders

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-access-denied-when-opening-files-or-folders

  I hope this helps.