user profile not loaded

Hi there
I've got a recurring problem with Vista. When I turn the computer on
sometimes, I enter my password and it loads a screen that doesn't have
any of my settings on and then the error message 'user profile not
loaded....' appears. I have viewed a fiew forums with posts about this
problem and have followed the advice of restarting, F8, safe mode,
system restore.
This solves the problem, but it keeps occurring every couple of weeks
now.
I have also noticed that when I turn the computer off, a message
appears about ccc.exe before it turns off. Not sure if this is related.
I'd really appreciate any ideas about a permanent fix for this as it's
really frustrating having to do a system restore all the time.
I'm not particularly techy ( as you'll probably guess from the way I've
written everything down!) so please keep it simple in the replies!!!
Many many many thanks in anticipation
Sally


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sallymc

Sorry - should have said - error message is " Your user profile was not
loaded correctly! You have been logged on with a temporary profile.\" I
am using a Sony Vaio and Vista Home Premium.
Thanks


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sallymc

sallymc;1088754 Wrote:
> Hi there
> I have also noticed that when I turn the computer off, a message
> appears about ccc.exe before it turns off. Not sure if this is related.
>
It is Catalyst Control Center component -I've never hear this could
cause this kind of trouble :sarc:,neverless if you suspect it uninstall
it.

You have to answer yourself what kind "User profile service..." you
have

classic:
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/13...ot-loaded.html

or non-typical
'Rob Brooks-Bilson's Blog: Fix for Vista's: The User Profile Service
service failed the logon. User profile cannot be loaded'
(http://www.brooks-bilson.com/blogs/r...nnot-be-loaded)
(advices in comments also you have to check)

It is possible your problem is caused by any virus (because problem
still come back) because scanning on allive system is not credible -many
viruses can hide perfectly before protected software i suggest burn
special LiveCD with antivirus 'Kaspersky Rescue Disk - Load Kaspersky
AntiVirus 2009 Using DOS'
(http://www.techmixer.com/kaspersky-r...009-using-dos/)
burn it,boot it & scan


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Flavius