Logon Process Initialiazation Failure - Please Help!!

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  1. halifaxer12
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       New #141

    I have no idea..I mentioned those to you before when I was in Startup Repair... The Keon account is located in "E:\Keon"
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  3. VistaKing
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       New #142

    Does it say that in the Registry under

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
    🔻 Software
    🔻 Microsoft
    🔻Windows NT
    🔻CurrentVersion
    🔻ProfileList
    S-1-5-21-2211214855-910507047-1092501742-1000

    ProfilePathImage : E:\Keon
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  4. halifaxer12
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       New #143

    Yes...and my Keon account is still shown in the User Account settings in control panel, just not in my login screen.
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  6. VistaKing
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       New #144

    You deleted the folder inside C:\Users\Keon ?
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  7. halifaxer12
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       New #145

    Yes
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  8. VistaKing
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       New #146

    What if we move it back to C: and change the settings in the registry to C:\Users\Keon
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  10. halifaxer12
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       New #147

    You mean transfer the E:\Keon back to C:\Users\Keon ? I could try that but I don't know if I'll have enough space on C: ...for some reason it only has 2 gb left on it....
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  11. halifaxer12
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       New #148

    Yeah not enough space... I don't know how it went from 21 gb to just 2 gb and the E: space went up to 41 gb from 30 or 20 ...maybe those suspicious Regedit accounts
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  12. VistaKing
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       New #149

    Inside these accounts

    • D2D2240760E34F5CB77F
    • E3C367A3A51040B5B498


    Are there files inside them ?
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  13. halifaxer12
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       New #150

    How do I find them? I searched in regedit but they're hidden...I typed S-1-5-21-2211214855-910507047-1092501742-1004 and it didn't find anything
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