C: drive (256GB Solid State) went from 150GB free to 1GB free without me having installed any new programs. Data is maintained on D: E: drives.

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Disk cleanup freed up 10.6 GB. Here's what I am noticing in Windows explorer that I hadn't noticed before: 1. Media Center recorded TV, which is saved on my D: drive now shows up in Windows explorer in C: and D:. Right clicking on the files in C: and selecting properties indicates they are on the D: drive. Deleting them from the C: drive also deletes them from the D: drive.

Note that the total size of the files is far greater than the size of the C: drive. Windows explorer indicates an UpdatusUser subfolder in the Users folder. I don't recall seeing that before. Control Panel programs and features indicates total size of currently installed programs is 6.96 GB. Don't notice anything suspicious in Windows Explorer Program Files folders. Is there a way to figure out what is suddenly using up all my drive space and correct the problem? Na een automatische update vanochtendben ik van alles kwijt: mail, favorieten in explorer etc.

Ik blijk ingelogd als tijdelijke gebruiker. Normaal ben ik ingelogd als administrator, zonder wachtwoord. (Er is geen andere gebruiker). Hoe kan ik de oorspronkelijke gebruiker weer activeren? Ik vond al in configuratiescherm de tab: 'geavanceerde eigenschappen van gebruiksprofiel configureren' en zie daar 4 namen staan: Administrator (status backup)- Administrator (status tijdelijk)- UpdatusUser (lokaal) en standaardprofiel (lokaal).

Weet iemand of ik de status van de Administrator (backup) kan wijzigen in (lokaal)? I've tried the check disk, system file checker, profiles (this one had a number of entries for the image of UpdatusUser with two of them having a RefCount of 1), I've got an Intel USB controller and even tried giving the reserve partition a drive letter mapping, but while the Windows Backup works on the file backup, the system image looks to be nearly finished, then the drive goes click and stops. Extra Notes: May I also point out this this has been working for months now without a problem and only started 2 days ago. The OS is Win7 x64 Ultimate backing up to an external USB drive over eSata. African Vocal Samples Rapidshare Library. I recently had the error where my profile failed to load.

To fix this problem, I followed a solution I found which had my boot in safe mode and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows NT currentVersion ProfileList. Once there, I deleted a profile ending in '.bak' and also modified a couple so that RefCount and State were 0. Upon restarting my machine and successfully logging in, the desktop had been restored to the initial state one sees upon a Windows installation. When I looked in C: Users, I see the following folders: Public, [my profile name], [my profile name].[my account name]-PC, TEMP, and UpdatusUser. All of my old files were in the [my profile name] folder. When I moved files from there to the desktop of [my profile name].[my profile name]-PC, they appeared, acting like two separate accounts.

However, when booting the machine, only the one profile appears. My question is this, after copying everything from what appears to be my old profile to my new one, what would happen if I deleted to old profile folder in the User directory? Or is there a way for me to sign into the old profile and thus preserve valuable thing such as FireFox bookmarks? Thank you for your time.