two same name profile in User profile dialog box on my mce laptop???

[galleon69]

I have two Administor accounts on my toshiba M115 laptop , but when i
was checking USER PROFILE dialog box i saw four profiles names with
same size, type , two for each account?? plus one more administrator
account which i understand but why multiple profile names for my user
accounts???, also when i'd checked under document& settings only two
profiles there????.. please help.

 

[Ayush]

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I have two Administor accounts on my toshiba M115 laptop , but when i
was checking USER PROFILE dialog box i saw four profiles names with
same size, type , two for each account??

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Two profiles for the accounts you made...
One profile for the built-in administrator....
I don't know about the 4th profile



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plus one more administrator
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That is the built-in administrator for troubleshooting purpose. Don't mess
with that.



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when i'd checked under document& settings only two

profiles there????.. please help.

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There are hidden accounts in XP. To see all profile folders in explorer:
.... Control Panel > Folder Options
.... View tab
.... Uncheck "Hide protected system files(Recommended)"




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[Rick Rogers]

Hi,

At some point your user profiles were corrupted, new ones were created (the
ones that are likely appended with a dot-suffix) to compensate for them.
Either that or you did an "over the top" reinstallation (not the same as a
repair installation) and created new profiles with the same name.

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