There's usually a built-in administrator account on Windows systems. Should be admin or administrator, with the password being administrator unless it was changed on installation. You may have to re-boot in safe mode to access it - haven't tried with Windows Vista. As long as the computer still has internet connectivity, you should be able to search for solutions - sometimes it involves modifying the registry or just creating a new account and transferring user data over.
Not sure how much of a help this is, though. I usually just muddle through these problems and forget how soon after it's fixed. :?
Sorry can't be of any help wilki am useless with computers. Happygamer73 has sound advice it's best to as they say Google it. Hope you get it fixed matey.
I have a Windows Vista run pc and I've been encountering a problem. When I log into my profile, it comes up with a message saying " The User profile service service failed the logon. User profile cannot be loaded.
I have three profiles, but this one is the administrator profile and the one I use. The other two are working but I don't have an Internet connection through them, or any files that I need.
If anyone can help me, I'd be extremely grateful.
That's usually a corrupt profile. Is this the built in administrator account you are getting it on or one you created?
Edit: And HappyGamer does have it right, it is usually a registry edit that can fix it. But you have to be logged onto a profile that has admin access.
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But it sounds like a corrupt profile. You can try a Windows repair or recovery.
If they do t work I would say you are out of luck. well not completely but I don't want to get into more.
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That's what I feel like doing but it'd defeat the object all together lol
Not sure how much of a help this is, though. I usually just muddle through these problems and forget how soon after it's fixed. :?
Smohqy good response.
That's usually a corrupt profile. Is this the built in administrator account you are getting it on or one you created?
Edit: And HappyGamer does have it right, it is usually a registry edit that can fix it. But you have to be logged onto a profile that has admin access.
Also, some motherboards have a dip switch setting to reset the admin password.
But it sounds like a corrupt profile. You can try a Windows repair or recovery.
If they do t work I would say you are out of luck. well not completely but I don't want to get into more.
It's because you haven't sent your space question to Elian.