You will need to logon to your computer as an administrator other than the account
that has the corrupt profile and then go to Control Panel/system/user profiles
highlight the profile and delete it AFTER copying your data from it such as your My
Documents folder and your emails if you need them. You may want to try to copy the
whole profile to another part of the hard drive before you delete it for salvage
purposes. The logon again and a new one will be created based on the default user
profile. --- Steve
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