Solved!. I restored the ntuser backup from another account, I renamed the
current "ntuser.dat" file to "ntuser.old", then changed the backup
("ntuser.bak")
extension to "ntuser.dat" and that was all I had to do.


Just thought you'd like to know


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"Méndez" <zorro.mendez******.com> escribió en el mensaje
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>I may have confused the explanation, but the ntuser.bak file is dated from
>June 11th... April 19th was the first complete repair-installation to
>update the System with SP3... and I haven't done major changes to my
>profile since June 11th, so it may be relatively safe to restore ntuser.bak
>but I will try to copy my profile to a new user account, I already have
>three other accounts I created a while back that I don't use, and had
>forgotten the passwords, so I created a new user, and now I've found the
>passwords, so I have a few options to try out.
>
> My intentions are to backup files and profile settings, then copy my
> profile to another account, and after that, restore the ntuser.bak file
> and if the profile corrupts further there will be no real or
> unsurmountable harm done. And yes from other user accounts the problem is
> not present, so I will probably move my profile to another account and
> later delete the present account if the problem is not corrected.
>
>
> Thanks for your support.