Davoid
December 3rd 09, 06:49 PM
I logged in Monday and after typing my password, the computer reboots. I have
since logged in as local administrator and made new accounts, following the
MS procedures for copying information from the damaged account to the new
ones. I have been able to determine that the damaged account will work if it
has a default ntuser.dat file. The new accounts, conversely, crash if I put
the corrupted ntuser.dat file in them.
Since I have several programs that will take me days to reinstall (high end
engineering programs) and all the configuring to get my account setup the way
it was, is there anyway to repair the ntuser.dat file?
since logged in as local administrator and made new accounts, following the
MS procedures for copying information from the damaged account to the new
ones. I have been able to determine that the damaged account will work if it
has a default ntuser.dat file. The new accounts, conversely, crash if I put
the corrupted ntuser.dat file in them.
Since I have several programs that will take me days to reinstall (high end
engineering programs) and all the configuring to get my account setup the way
it was, is there anyway to repair the ntuser.dat file?