M
Maxy
Hello. Recently, my computer froze up, so I was forced to
shut it down. When I started it back up, I got to the
Welcome screen of Windows XP Home Edition, when a notice
popped up telling me my user profile was corrupted. I also
get logged onto a temporary profile that clears itself each
time I shutdown, throwing out any changes I make. I checked
the Microsoft help file for this on the website, and I
found I would have to create a new profile AND copy all of
my information from my old one to it if I wanted to keep
everything. The problem is, when I go to create a new
profile, the user profile folder is blank/white. The only
thing that shows is the back, forward, and home buttons at
the top.
What should I do? Is there a way in the command prompt that
I could create a new profile?
shut it down. When I started it back up, I got to the
Welcome screen of Windows XP Home Edition, when a notice
popped up telling me my user profile was corrupted. I also
get logged onto a temporary profile that clears itself each
time I shutdown, throwing out any changes I make. I checked
the Microsoft help file for this on the website, and I
found I would have to create a new profile AND copy all of
my information from my old one to it if I wanted to keep
everything. The problem is, when I go to create a new
profile, the user profile folder is blank/white. The only
thing that shows is the back, forward, and home buttons at
the top.
What should I do? Is there a way in the command prompt that
I could create a new profile?