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I was referring to the registry . The UpdatusUser is the Nvidia user account for updating drivers . You don't need to log in with that one .
I was referring to the registry . The UpdatusUser is the Nvidia user account for updating drivers . You don't need to log in with that one .
Heres a snip of the regedit, I changed the state back to 0 but it changed it back to 8000
Looking at the image you posted . Right click on the SID which is highlighted choose Rename and remove .bak then on the right hand side where it says State . Right click and choose modify and type in 0 in the value , click ok and close the registry restart PC .
Take a look at the link below
User Profile Service failed the logon. User profile cannot be loaded.
Look at 7. If you have Only One S-1-5 (SID) key with .bak
Did that, and it continued to give me the cant logon message...
When you're doing this what account are you doing this on ? Try doing this on the builtin Administrator account . You will need to enable this hidden account
Click on type CMD right click on CMD underneath Programs (1) choose Run as Administrator . Click on the Yes button inside UAC window . Inside command prompt window type in
Close the command prompt log off and log in with the user account " Administrator " no passwordCode:net user administrator /active:yes
DO THIS AFTER YOU FIXED YOUR ISSUE
Then Click on type CMD right click on CMD underneath Programs (1) choose Run as Administrator . Click on the Yes button inside UAC window . Inside command prompt window type in
Note
This will disable the built-in Administrator user account
At the moment I have 2 accounts:
Cameron---My main account the one that's messed up...
bob---the Account I created thru the cmd prmpt, which is an admin account...
Right now I cannot get onto the account "cameron" at all.
When I enter this CMD I get this reply: ---> see link
You need to run the command inside an elevated command prompt . Click on type CMD inside the Search programs and files . Once CMD pops underneath Programs (1) right click and choose Run as administrator . Click on Yes on the UAC window .
Command prompt will open to this path C:\Windows\System32>_
The word is active not activate .
Roger, I did that...that was actually a screen shot of the cmd I 1st did it on and then realized I did it wrong however both ended with the same result
Take a look at this tutorial below
Built-in Administrator Account - Enable or Disable
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Upload the dmp file
Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions