http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../cc507835.aspx
I would start there. I know nothing of the software, so I cannot comment on procedure. But from what I see, it deals with drive encryption. That's
always something fun to deal with. If you have a profile data file structure for a particular user, perhaps you need to take ownership of the files as an admin of some sort. I see Active Directory for small systems. Again, levels of security. Chances are the software won't open the profile because it does not have the correct key to open the lock. What type of errors do you get when you make the attempt at opening the profile? These would be key points to look for. Or does it just sit there and stare at you like wax statue of a Chuck Norris?