Hi,
Since mid-to-late May, I've had problems with my computer. The most prevalent one, however, is the "Temporary Profile" error. At this point, however, I could still find my personal documents and files on my system. After two months of failed attempts to restore my computer, I found a YouTube tutorial that I thought FOR SURE could fix my computer on July 27. Here's the link. You MUST watch the video, otherwise you will not understand my problem.
I followed literally everything the video did, down to the letter, but when I restarted the computer, the desktop background was still there, but all of my documents were gone -- nowhere to be found. It did not occur to me that I could've used System Restore and then asked this question. Now, it is almost September, and not only have I not recovered my files, but I have also accidentally deleted my audio drivers. I cannot use system restore because because July 27 is no longer on the list of System Restore points. So my question is: Is there a way I can reverse what the video method did, or better yet, is there a way I could restore my computer to BEFORE the "Temporary Profile" error? By the way, is there a way I could do this WITHOUT the use of either:
1. An in-place repair upgrade
2. Creating an installation disk/USB for Windows 10 ISO file
The reason why I do not want these is because I am not the most technologically inclined, and all the procedures I've seen on the Internet to accomplish these are difficult. However, if it is impossible to fix my computer without either method, could you please put the procedures in layman's terms, so it'll be easy to understand. Thank you. Anybody who knows the answer to this complicated problem is welcome to respond. Anyone who is facing the same problems I am may also comment on their experience just in case I left something out, which may lead to a quicker, more efficient solution.
sincerely,
ooboh
P.S. I have two more problems with my computer of lesser importance.
1. Windows Update is continually stuck at 0%. Every time I try to update my Windows 10, which may have started this entire situation, it fails.
2. I also occasionally run into the "raised iqrl" blue screen of death. I have no idea what causes it.
Since mid-to-late May, I've had problems with my computer. The most prevalent one, however, is the "Temporary Profile" error. At this point, however, I could still find my personal documents and files on my system. After two months of failed attempts to restore my computer, I found a YouTube tutorial that I thought FOR SURE could fix my computer on July 27. Here's the link. You MUST watch the video, otherwise you will not understand my problem.
I followed literally everything the video did, down to the letter, but when I restarted the computer, the desktop background was still there, but all of my documents were gone -- nowhere to be found. It did not occur to me that I could've used System Restore and then asked this question. Now, it is almost September, and not only have I not recovered my files, but I have also accidentally deleted my audio drivers. I cannot use system restore because because July 27 is no longer on the list of System Restore points. So my question is: Is there a way I can reverse what the video method did, or better yet, is there a way I could restore my computer to BEFORE the "Temporary Profile" error? By the way, is there a way I could do this WITHOUT the use of either:
1. An in-place repair upgrade
2. Creating an installation disk/USB for Windows 10 ISO file
The reason why I do not want these is because I am not the most technologically inclined, and all the procedures I've seen on the Internet to accomplish these are difficult. However, if it is impossible to fix my computer without either method, could you please put the procedures in layman's terms, so it'll be easy to understand. Thank you. Anybody who knows the answer to this complicated problem is welcome to respond. Anyone who is facing the same problems I am may also comment on their experience just in case I left something out, which may lead to a quicker, more efficient solution.
sincerely,
ooboh
P.S. I have two more problems with my computer of lesser importance.
1. Windows Update is continually stuck at 0%. Every time I try to update my Windows 10, which may have started this entire situation, it fails.
2. I also occasionally run into the "raised iqrl" blue screen of death. I have no idea what causes it.