Case 1 – The user loses his
settings after re-logon
Case 2 – The user logon
using a temporary profile.
Case 3 – Whenever the user
logon, the Windows creates another profile. For example, the user has
profile called chicaotech. When he logs on, the Windows creates
chicagotech.000. The chicagtech.000 will be disappeared after the user
logoff.
Case 4 - If you have a
Windows 2000 user account that misbehaves, it may be due to a corrupt user
profile.
Case 5
- after you perform a clean Windows installation, you may receive the
following error message: Windows cannot load
profile. It may be corrupt. Contact your administrator.
Resolutions:
1 – make sure the user has rights on the profile folder, Users or Documents
and Settings.
2. Delete the profile and
then have the user re-logon. That will create a new profile.
2. Copy a good profile to
replace the corrected profile by following these steps:
1.
Log on as a user
other than the user whose profile you are copying files to or from.
2.
In Windows
Explorer, click Tools,
click Folder Options,
click the View
tab, click Show hidden
files and folders, click to clear
the Hide protected
operating system files check box,
and then click OK.
3.
Locate the
C:\Documents
and Settings\Old_Username
folder, where C
is the drive on which Windows XP is installed, and Old_Username
is the name of the profile you want to copy user data from.
4.
Press and hold down
the CTRL key while you click each file and subfolder in this folder,
except the following files:
•
Ntuser.dat
•
Ntuser.dat.log
•
Ntuser.ini
5.
On the
Edit
menu, click Copy.
6.
Locate the
C:\Documents
and Settings\New_Username
folder, where C
is the drive on which Windows XP is installed, and New_Username
is the name of the user profile that you created in the "Create a New
User Profile" section.
7.
On the
Edit
menu, click Paste.
8.
Log off the computer,
and then log on as the new user.
Note You must import your e-mail messages and addresses to the new user
profile before you delete the old profile. For more information, click
the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft
Knowledge Base:
313055
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313055/) OLEXP: Mail folders,
address book, and e-mail messages are missing after you upgrade to
Microsoft Windows XP
3. Create a New User Profile in Windows XP Professional
1.
Log on as the
Administrator or as a user with administrator credentials.
2.
Click
Start,
and then click Control Panel.
3.
Click
User
Accounts.
4.
Click the
Advanced tab, and then click
Advanced.
5.
In the left
pane, click the Users
folder.
6.
On the
Action
menu, click New User.
7.
Enter the
appropriate user information, and then click Create.
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