Help Please - I'm out of ideas

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hello

two days ago my computer suddenly restarted and when windows stated up
all of my files were gone and than I'v noticed that windows created a new
user xp.XP-EB****** and that my original files were in my original user
folder named xp
I tried everything but nothing seems to work
can any of U help go back to the original user please I beg U

thnks in advance to all the helpers!!!!!!!1
 
Your problem is that you want to delete this account or that you cannot access to this account?
 
I can't access the original account

José Gallardo said:
Your problem is that you want to delete this account or that you cannot access to this account?
 
On the logon screen, hit Ctrl+Alt+Del+Del (Del twice), can you log in there in your account?
 
No I can't login to the original account just to the new one created
It's like the original doesn't exist
 
none of my docs are ther like I said when I login there's nothing there only
if I go into my computer and enter C:\Documents and Settings there are
folders there like Administrator All Users my original user folder named XP
that has All my Files in it and the new folder that windows created
xp.XP-EBLB****
 
Help Anyone??????
Pleas!!!!!!!1

Alex Tali said:
none of my docs are ther like I said when I login there's nothing there only
if I go into my computer and enter C:\Documents and Settings there are
folders there like Administrator All Users my original user folder named XP
that has All my Files in it and the new folder that windows created
xp.XP-EBLB****
 
I would suggest you to create a new administrative account (through Control Panel) and recover what you can. Did you discard a virus infectios. If so, it's likely that your lost files be unrecoverable.
 
Thanks for the advice

José Gallardo said:
I would suggest you to create a new administrative account (through Control Panel) and recover what you can. Did you discard a virus infectios. If so, it's likely that your lost files be unrecoverable.
 

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