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"The User Profile Service service failed the logon. Use
hello,
I have upgraded vista to win 7 home premium, everything was going great, until the network card stopped working, i used talktalk "talk and go" to reset the adaptor then the computer re-set and shut down.
i restarted but it wouldn't get to the log on page before shutting down.
I borrowed a laptop and found a thread to turn back the clock to vista with some command prompts, but this didn't work.
To compound things i then saw open in previous good something and the log on screen appeared - i thought YES, but NO..... typed in my password......"The User Profile Service service failed the logon. User profile cannot be loeaded". it appears that i have deleted my account...
i have looked at other threads of this nature and have been directed to a vista tutorial - however it staes that you must be logged on as an administrator - i can't log on!
i've tried opening the command prompt and turing on the in built administrator, but i have to restart to get back to log on page which defeats the command prompt.
i have tried to re-install Windows 7 but comp tells me i have started with disk in restart then insert disk. this does nothing...
i'm really really fed up at the mo i thought that win 7 would be better than this.....
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System Manufacturer/Model Number OVERCLOCKERS UK OS windows 7 CPU amd Motherboard MA790XT-UD4P GIGABYTE Memory 8MB Graphics Card ASUS 4850 Sound Card ON BOARD Monitor(s) Displays SAMSUNG SYNCMASTER2232
PSU 850WATT Case COOLER MASTER Cooling ? Hard Drives ? 450GB
I have a very clean windows 7 system and hit this error yesterday... I was able to recover using a restore point.
I can't find anything on the web on the cause or if MS is going to address this... I hit this bug after I did a windows critical update two days ago. Has anyone figured this out?
i had this same problem last night and its due to a microsoft update that needs patching go to system restore and restore your system to before you installed the update
does anyone know how i can get to the restore settings options if i can't even get past the logon? it just keeps telling me that the user profile service service failed the logon. thanks
Come guys this too easy, go to
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current
User\ProfileList\ and was able to find the key for my user id SID. Rename the bak to .bk, then rename the identically one to .bak, then remove the old one that you named to .bk, by just deleting the .bk extension and on the old one then change the State property under my key to 0.
thanks for your reply fantom711, but i don't know anything about computers...how can i do what you've outlined if i can't even get past the logon? thanks
thanks for your reply fantom711, but i don't know anything about computers...how can i do what you've outlined if i can't even get past the logon? thanks
Do you have an option to change user? Look around on the login screen for something that says "Other Credentials"
Try logging in with the username "Administrator" and leave the password field blank.
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