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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TNTRoCkZ" data-source="post: 21499070" data-attributes="member: 94782">[SIZE=“5"]Fix Corrupt User Profile in Windows XP[/SIZE]To fix a corrupted user profile on a Windows XP computer, follow these steps:1    Boot into your Windows XP computer as an Administrator or any other user (Another_Username.).If you’re not able to log in as an Administrator, go to Cannot log in / No other user account available.2    Go to Control Panel3    Click User Accounts4    Click Create A New Account5    Type a name for this new account (example: New_Username)6    Click Next7    Make sure the account is Administrator8    Click Create Account9    Restart the computer and logon with the new account you’ve just created (New_Username)10    Once logged in, restart the computer11    Login with the first account you used before you created the new account (Another_Username)12    Right-click on My Computer13    Select Properties14    Go to Advanced15    Click Settings at the User Profiles section <img src="https://wpcf.neosmart.net/sites/5/2014/11/windows-xp-user-profiles.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />16    Select the corrupted account17    Click Copy To18    Click Browse and browse the Documents and Settings folder of the new account you created just now. <img src="https://wpcf.neosmart.net/sites/5/2014/11/windows-xp-copy-to-user-profiles.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />19    Click Yes to confirm that the files of this account will be deleted and that the new files will be copied20    Once this operation is done, restart the computer21    Login with the new username, New_UsernameIf the above method didn’t copied the files successfully, you can also copy the files manually:1    Boot into Windows XP as an Administrator or any other user except the corrupted user (CORRUPT_USERNAME).If you’re not able to do so, go to Cannot log in / No other user account available.2    Click Start3    Click Control Panel4    Click User Accounts5    At the Pick a task section, click Create a new account6    Type a name (example: NEW_USERNAME)7    Click Next8    Select an account type (make sure it would be part of Administrator group)9    Click Create Account10    Open Windows Explorer or My Computer11    Click Tools > Folder Options > View12    Click Show hidden files and folders13    Uncheck Hide protected operating system files14    Click OK15    Go to C:\Documents and Settings\CORRUPT_USERNAME, where CORRUPT_USERNAME is the corrupted username16    Select all files from this folder, except:◦    Ntuser.dat◦    Ntuser.dat.log◦    Ntuser.ini17    Right-click on these files (make sure the above files aren’t being copied), click Copy18    Go to C:\Documents and Settings\NEW_USERNAME, where NEW_USERNAME is the username you’ve recently created19    Find an empty space to right-click and click PasteRestart the computer and logon as the new username (NEW_USERNAME)</blockquote>

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