AcER HEY IT SAYS windows cannot load the users profile but has logged you on without anything that is downloaded

appears something became corrupt in ur user profile.
If u have another admin login use that to try to troubleshoot/fix.
If not try this to gain access
http://www.lostwindowspassword.com/enable-windows-7-default-administrator-account.html

repormat your computer

Your profile is probably corrupted. You will need to log in another account that has administrative permissions and rename the "administrator" profile to "administrator.old". After doing that, try logging in again to the administrator profile and copying all the data from the old profile to the new one that was created. If you still get the same error or if there are no other users that have administrative privileges, you will need to do a repair installation (Windows XP) to fix this. If you are using Windows Vista or higher, you will have to install over your existing installation to preserve your data, or do a clean install (format) and start new. This is actually a common problem, so don't blame yourself.

I think you will logon in safe mode, copy your files for keep, and reinstall windows system. There is posibles, but will no work normal.

The question is:

What causes a user profile not to be loaded in Windows domain based network?

the answer is:
there are probably 3 broad reasons for this,
1. the user corrupted their profile somehow, such as shutting down without logging off (hard power off)
2. the connection to the domain was lost ungracefully, and offline information was not copied entirely, causing a mismatch of some encrypted profile data, (effectingly corrupting again) and preventing the logon.
3. an unknown event took place between the last time the user sucessfully logged on, and this time where the profile is now not loading. this could be hardware related (faulty Hard disk), RAM parity errors( bad memory), a change to the user profile SID details on the domain controller or other domain change.

Usually the cause is not so much a problem, unless it consistantly reoccurs.

Fixing it however, in XP is fairly easy.
with an account with domain admin rights, just navigate to the UNC path "\\computername\c$\documents and settings" - note the name of the folder/user affected, and just .old their profile folder.
example, username is Philip. - you see in their c:\documents and settings\ folder the folder called Philip, rename it to philip.old or something else.

You have to ensure this is done while the user is logged off, as files in this folder will be in use otherwise. potentially useful to reboot the computer before navigating to the profile folder.

use F8 and go into sfae mode, this will load a default profile and will allow you to add a new user (to create a new profile).
Then you can logon in using the new profile.

sounds like you have a virus need to unistall your old virus protection and try downloading Http://www.filehippo.com AVG 9.00

Hi,

Follow the below link which will help you to resolve the issue:

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/130095-user-profile-service-failed-logon-user-profile-cannot-loaded.html

Hope this helps.

Log in as an administrator. Take backup of data in User profile. Delete this profiel by going to control panel---System---advanced tab--User profiles. Then try log in with username.

Start in safe mode as administrator.
Create a user profile
restart
use new profile