Vista adminstrative user profile not loading

Cannot logon to my Adminstrative user profile. All other users i am abl
to logon, but I cannot uninstall programs, although I enter the correc
administrative Pw
Seems like the adminstrative user file is corrupted. Any ideas on ho
to fix it??
Thanks in advance..

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pkrtony

Don't you have any other administrative account turned on?-If you don't
there are still 2 ways to resolve problem by using editing remotly
registry

1.Turn on remotly built-in Administrator account:see post 2 in this
thread
http://www.vistax64.com/vista-accoun...nistrator.html

loggin in built-in Administrative account and follow
this:http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/13...y-profile.html

2.You can also try remotly directly fix from this
link:'http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/135858-user-profile-error-logged-temporary-profile.html
'
(http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/13...y-profile.html)
but of course you have to load file *SOFTWARE* to *HKLM* under name for
example *REM_SOFTWARE* so key which locally seeing as *HKLM\Software...*
remotly will be seeing as (in this way) *HKLM\REM_SOFTWARE*...

see also this thread from post 17 where I showed exaclty how edit
registry remotly:
http://www.vistax64.com/general-disc...try-key-2.html


Of course there is also 3 trivial resolve:

Boot DVD Vista

Choose language>>Repair>>Computer>>System Restore and choose any
previous checkpoint


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Flavius

How do you create a temporary profile??. I tried creating new user bu
nothing happens. Can I use another user profile that exist and edi
settings as adminstrative, I dont care if it is modified??? I do no
have a Vista disk. Only a recovery disk from the store where I purchase
it.

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pkrtony

>
> How do you create a temporary profile??. I tried creating new user but
> nothing happens
> I've already describe two methods to do it by *edit registry remotely*


>
> I do not have a Vista disk. Only a recovery disk from the store where I
> purchased it..
> Here you have reovery disk and use it 'Windows Vista Recovery Disc
Download — The NeoSmart Files'
(http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/window...disc-download/)
instead DVD Vista


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Flavius

I did the following and it worked. Thanks for the advic

1)Boot recovery disc and loaded windows files
2)Went to repair option and repaired register
3)In advanced options entered in System Restore and use a restore poin
few day
before problem occurred
4) Files were restored and computer restarted...

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pkrtony