Re: Help! Windows Cannot Load Locally Stored Profile...

"Matt" <> wrote in message
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> "Kadaitcha Man" <> wrote in message
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> > Matt wrote:
> > > I'm getting this error when I log into my main/administrator account
> > > on home version of Windows XP:
> > >
> > > "Windows cannot load the locally stored profile. possible causes of
> > > this error include insufficient security rights or a corrupt local
> > > profile. if this problem persists, contact your network administrator.
> > > DETAIL - error performing inpage operation."
> > >
> > > My other user accounts work fine. HELP!
> >
> > Well, there's your answer, eh.
> >
> > >
> >
> > Figures. Too ****ing stupid to realise you've answered your own query.
> > CREATE A NEW USER ACCOUNT, YOU AOL-USING ****TARD SLUG.
>
>
> Thanks ass! (1) Yes, I know I can just create a new user account, but
> (2) I was wondering if there was a way to fix this where I didn't have
> to and (3) I also want to prevent it from happening again. I mean,
> what good is making a new account if it'll just happen to that one?

Tell me, ****tard, just how ****ing stupid do you have to be to not realise
that you got top-notch advice? Hmmm?

I tell you what, you go and spend $US50 an hour or more on a KKKonsulatant
and see if they don't tell you to format and reinstall.

Your ****ing user registry is rooted, you duff ****. Either create a new
user account or **** the hell off and die. Get it?

Alternatively, my mail address is valid. For $US49.99 per hour, I'll tell
you whatever the **** you want to hear, ok? Minimum engagement is 10 hours.
Not negotiable. Hell, I'll even let you play with everything except my
****ing emotions.

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**** me dead. The morons are ungrateful tonight.

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I found a solution for you. Go to your Documents and Settings folder. Turn on "show hidden and system files" in folder options. You will see a hidden file called "NTUSER.DAT". It is probably corrupt. If you want to see, you can try to open it in wordpad, and the system will get really laggy as it tries to read the bad sector, then wordpad will crash.

Just rename the file with a ".bak" extention and reboot. An older version of your registry will be recovered, from a day or two before the crash.