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In some cases, especially when a software or system crash, deleted user accounts of the operating system. When the new computer boots, the user cannot log into the system under your login. It would seem that the situation is hopeless, but do not despair. Operating system Windows XP and above, provides a very useful utility which helps in most cases of system failure. It's called "system Restore" or in English "System Restore".
This utility, if you do not go into the details, helps to return the computer to the condition it was in before the failure. Each time you install programs or drivers, this utility stores the system image on the hard disk, and therefore, if necessary they can be easily restored.

Instruction

Go to start menu – All programs – accessories – system tools (All Programs | Accessories | System Tools).

In poyavivshiesya window "Welcome to wizard recovery system" ("Welcome To System Restore) click "Next" (Next).

In the "Select a restore point" Select A Restore Point) you must choose a restore point on the date when the operating system worked without a glitch.

Click "Next" (Next).

Thus, you run the utility to restore operating system state before the failure.

In the end this utility will restart the computer. After the reboot, deleted the account should appear in the selection window of users. But, we must remember that recovers not only the profile of this user, restores the state of all existing profiles on this computer. If you have installed any program, that after a failure they will be removed. If still not helped, you can return to the original state of the operating system. To do this, cancel the utility "system Restore" (System Restore).

To do this, go to the utility "system Restore" (System Restore). In the "Welcome to system restore wizard" Welcome To System Restore) choose the option "Undo my last restoration" (Undo My Last Restoration). Then follow the instructions. At completion the computer will restart again.

Note

This utility can not help. It depends on the settings of your operating system, and hard disk capacity of your computer. The fact that the system images are stored on the hard disk, and when not enough space is allocated for them, all these images are overwritten new. Utility system restore can be easily disabled. This is done to save space on your hard drive, but despite the space-saving hard drive, disable it is not recommended.

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