Windows cannot load configuration files stored locally. This problem may be caused by insufficient security permissions or local configuration.

Phenomenon: the notebook restarts after power failure. after entering the administrator interface, it is no longer the previous desktop and my documents. After login, the desktop is the same as when XP was just installed.Find the original file in the "My Documents" folder under drive C.... But how to restore the original desktop? Go to Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Event Viewer> Windows logs> application errors.

"1. Windows cannot load configuration files stored locally. This problem may be caused by insufficient security permissions or local configuration. 2. Windows cannot load local storage configuration files. This problem may be caused by insufficient security permissions or damage to the local configuration file. 3. Windows has backed up the user's configuration file. Next time this user logs on, Windows will automatically try to use the backup configuration file. 4. the local configuration file cannot be found in windows. You are logged on with a temporary configuration file. When you log out, changes made to this configuration file will be lost ."

(It has already appeared twice)

 

Cause:

There are two main causes of the failure: 1. The default user folder is incomplete or deleted, and the system cannot copy a new one. In this case, copy a copy from another system and save it to the Documents and Settings directory.2. The specified path of the default user folder in the registry is incorrect or lost.. In this case, Run regedit and find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ profilelist. Make sure the following two strings are set as follows: allusersprofile value is all users profilesdirectory value is % systemdrive % \ Documents and Settings solution:User configuration files may be lost due to some unexpected operations, such as sudden power loss.. Log in with another account, back up the file under the user just now, and delete and recreate a user. Another reason is that the current login user is a user in the domain, and the local configuration file of this user is deleted or damaged by mistake, the system cannot find the configuration file information. Therefore, an error occurs. Of course, the solution is to restore the configuration file. The procedure is as follows:

 

Solution:

 

1. Press F8 at startup until the advanced option is displayed on the loose. Select "Last correct configuration" and press enter to repair.

2. Press F8 to enter safe mode and exit. Select Restart or shutdown to start the system. Then you can enter normal mode (to fix the registry ).

 

 

After logging on with the Administrator account, a prompt message is displayed: You have logged on using the temporary configuration file, and the Administrator folder is not generated in c: \ Users. Solution: Open the Registry Editor and choose HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ profilelist. There are several sub-items under profilelist. Check each item and set ProfileImagePath to C: \ Users \ administrator's subitem deleted, I am here a S-1-5-21-1094688545-3406832381-232606862-500.bak.

That is, to delete the registry key with ID. Bak in the Registry

 

 

References:

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