User profile service failed log on.

You can try using the built in [hidden] Administrator account. first boot into safe mode then activate the Administrator account as shown here Windows 7 Built in Administrator Account Enable or Disable or here http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/3040.enable-disable-the-local-hidden-built-in-administrator-account-in-windows-7.aspx. log into that account then go to control panel - user accounts and find your account and change your password then log out and try logging into your account with the new password.

Try this.

1. Log in on a different account then the one your trying to delete. "The account must be a administrator account"
2. Click the start button then right click on computer and click properties
3. On the left side click advanced system settings
4. Under user profiles click settings.
5. Click the profile you wish to delete then click the delete button.

Hi Anon
Please follow the instructions in the link below to fix your user profile problem.

Sounds like your getting logged into a temporary profile. To fix this do the following

• Click the Window Button
• type regedit and press enter
• Navigate to HKEY_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Profile Lists"
• Click on each folder that starts out "S-" and look at the value for "ProfileImagePath" that has your username in it.
• Once you have found your SID, on the left side right click your SID(S-...) and add a .bak to it
• Exit regedit and reboot the computer and try and log in
• This should recreate your SID for your user

If this is not the issue or you need further help please comment back.

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Hmmm there could be a problem with the operating system itself. You can insert the disks the computer came with, and boot up to it. then when it comes to your install menu, select repair instead of new install.

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.

Yes, use your installation disk (hopefully you have one), and run the repair utility.

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