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Windows 7: Can't log in new users, missing "default" folder
24 Nov 2012
ssbtech
7HP
52 posts
Can't log in new users, missing "default" folder
Ok, just when I thought I saw it all..
Trying to create a new user on my Windows 7 laptop. The process works, but when I try to log in I get the "User profile can't be loaded" error.
Back to the other account and I see that the C:\Users\Default is missing and the data can't be copied from it to build the new user profile.
Any tips on restoring this would be greatly appreciated. I'm thinking I can grap the folder off my desktop PC but I thought I'd check here first.
Cheers.
My System Specs
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7HP
24 Nov 2012
ssbtech
7HP
52 posts
Update: Looks like it worked by copying the Default folder from my desktop PC to the C:\Users folder on my laptop.
My System Specs
OS
7HP
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