You must create a new user name, and copy the old profile settings to it.
811151 - How to Copy User Data to a New User Profile:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;811151
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Mark L. Ferguson
"Girrlkitty" <> wrote in message
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> I had to send my computer for service, and when I got it back, they had
> done
> a fresh install of Vista, naming the computer "test". I have gone in and
> changed the computer name, the user name, and even looked in the registry
> (i
> was afraid to do too much there) and I still can't get rid of the stupid
> test
> moniker. My user account comes up as "MyName"/test, where MyName is the
> new
> user name. But in the Users list, test is still the account listed, and
> Vista
> won't let me rename that. Is there any way to change that computer name
> that's coded in with a Vista install? It is really starting to drive me
> batty, and as much as I really don't want to have to do another re-install
> (I
> just installed the service pack, too), I will if I have to. I'm hoping
> someone here can help! I'm even willing to make regedits, I just don't
> know
> enough about them to know what I'm looking at, so I would need a
> step-by-step
> if I need to go that route.
>
> Thanks so much!!