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Strange behaviour in Windows 7
sfleury:
Shane
Many thanks for your answer ... and your time
As i suspect that something went wrong in the User management of my Window system, I tried to have an "extensive" view of the situation
1) When I boot, I am prompted with 5 icons to choose from
They are (frpom left to right
- Admin
- Serge Fleury
- Serge
- Serge Fleury ****
- SYF
*** Don't know why there is a second "Serge Fleury" ?
And to add the complexity, when I select this account, I'm prompted for a password... when I never defined an account with a password, as I am the only user of this computer
I booted all the other accounts one by one, and they all behave the same way : no access to some commands to manage User accounts
So, I used "reProfiler" (a utility I found on the Web) to see how users are associated with Profiles
I summarized all the information in the attached Excel Spreadsheet
I also extracte the "ProfileList" key from the Registry
I edited this file, to separate entries for each User and to add the ProfilePath in a "readable" way
I attach both file to this post
I belive that there is some mess in the User management
What I would like to have (in a "perfect" situation) is
3 User Accounts
sfleury:
Ooops !
My post was sent before I completed it
So, that's the end
What I would like is :
3 User Accounts
Admin (The standard Microsoft built-in Admin)
Serge (With admministrator rights) as the "normal" account I would use on a day to day basis
SYF (with administrator rights, as a "backup in case of Serge's failure)
Right now, it seems that the "good" "Serge Fleury" account is associated with the "PropriƩtarie" profile where I have all informations collected during thzese last 3+ years
What woul be perfect ;-)
Admin account associated with Admin profile
Serge account associated with Serge profile ***
SYF account associated with SYF profile ***
*** These account/ profiles should be able to access everything "PropriƩtarie" profile is doing today
May be it's a dream, but who know ?
Thanksngain have a good day
Shane:
Have you done a repair install on Windows yet?
It isnt a fresh install and you will keep all your files.
Follow this guide
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html
And you will need a Windows 7 with SP1 disk, which you can grab here
https://sites.google.com/site/linuxlablibrary/windows-iso
Shane
sfleury:
Thanks
I'll try "again"
I tried a few weeks ago, but it seems that the install-repair did not recognize the disk where to perform the installation.
And i did not go further, as the backup-restore within Windows did not work (and I wanted to take a backup before tryin the nstall)
Now, it seems that it works better and i bought some software to backup my complete disk (with 2 partitions) before attemting to "install-repair"
ould you habve an ida why the disk was not recognized ?
Shane:
Not sure. Make sure to download the ISO with SP1 on it and burn that image to a disk.
You have to use software that can do that like imgburn.
Shane
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