Is User Profile Service Preventing WIN7 Logon?

Question

Windows

The issue is not resolved The user profile service is preventing the system from logging in. I
decided to create a 2 regular profile for my main one for my parents, but after creating it, I can’t enter it
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NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList
all sorts of long names and bak, but I only have 1 long name and no tank, i.e. 1 user?
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Maybe someone knows how to solve this problem?

Answer 1

Check where you have the current user profile:
start a command prompt (cmd) and enter the command:
set USERPROFILE
With default settings, the result should be the path: c:\users\<username>
If the command output points to any temporary folder , then you are working in a temporary profile. In this mode, it is not pleasant enough to work, to put it mildly.
What you can do:
1. In regedit, look at the settings on the path you specified:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList
Namely, you need to look at the ProfilesDirectory key by default, it has a value: %SystemDrive%\Users - this means c: \Users
2. You need to check the rights to the folder specified in the key from item 1. Those. to c:\users, if you have another folder specified there, then you need to check the rights to the folder that is specified.
The rights can be compared with any not broken Windows, it may not even be your version - the rights to this folder since Win2000 are standard. You also need to check the owner of this folder. Subfolders do not need to be checked.
3. If everything is fine with the rights from clause 2, then we move on.
The subsections with long names of the specified registry branch (long names are the user's SID) contain user profile settings. You can delete / rename the name of the section, then Windows will consider the user as new and recreate his profile and the same registry branch, so you do not risk anything.
For this:
3.1.Rename the section name (you don't need to touch the short one with a long name). Add something at the beginning of the section name, usually add "bak-"
3.2. Reboot.
3.3. After entering the password, Windows will create a new profile.
3.4.If you had any data in the old profile, then you can copy them to the new one manually. The old profile is in the path returned by the command at the very beginning of this post. Transfer the contents of the Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Music directories to the same directories of the new profile.
3.5.All.