Lost User Profile HELP!!!!

[SsMe Colombia]

We have a family computer at home (we share it), and we have always worked
with the profile that came by default; no problem so far, So, like a week
before I feel the need to protect some info so I create a new user profile
with administrative rights; and I move all my files to this account, and the
info that I needed to protect, and I protect the profile with a password.
With no reason I can explain the computer ask me to restore to a previous
date and I do so, but, when I start again the profile I have created was gone
and although I can see the files from the other profile (default) I can not
access them, and it said something like "access denied: no access
privileges". Please help me, some of the info has no backup, and if I lost
it would be like losing mi life.

We use Microsoft XP home edition

[Matt Gibson]

You need to take ownership of that directory.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308421&sd=tech

And if those files are that important, you might want to consider backing
them up.

Matt Gibson - GSEC

"SsMe Colombia" <SsMe > wrote in message
...
> We have a family computer at home (we share it), and we have always worked
> with the profile that came by default; no problem so far, So, like a week
> before I feel the need to protect some info so I create a new user profile
> with administrative rights; and I move all my files to this account, and
> the
> info that I needed to protect, and I protect the profile with a password.
> With no reason I can explain the computer ask me to restore to a previous
> date and I do so, but, when I start again the profile I have created was
> gone
> and although I can see the files from the other profile (default) I can
> not
> access them, and it said something like "access denied: no access
> privileges". Please help me, some of the info has no backup, and if I
> lost
> it would be like losing mi life.
>
> We use Microsoft XP home edition
>

[SsMe Colombia]

Thanx it ws very helpfull and trust me I will back them up

"Matt Gibson" wrote:

> You need to take ownership of that directory.
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308421&sd=tech
>
> And if those files are that important, you might want to consider backing
> them up.
>
> Matt Gibson - GSEC
>
> "SsMe Colombia" <SsMe > wrote in message
> ...
> > We have a family computer at home (we share it), and we have always worked
> > with the profile that came by default; no problem so far, So, like a week
> > before I feel the need to protect some info so I create a new user profile
> > with administrative rights; and I move all my files to this account, and
> > the
> > info that I needed to protect, and I protect the profile with a password.
> > With no reason I can explain the computer ask me to restore to a previous
> > date and I do so, but, when I start again the profile I have created was
> > gone
> > and although I can see the files from the other profile (default) I can
> > not
> > access them, and it said something like "access denied: no access
> > privileges". Please help me, some of the info has no backup, and if I
> > lost
> > it would be like losing mi life.
> >
> > We use Microsoft XP home edition
> >
>
>
>