Mission Accomplished
Weblog progression is flowing slowly, but it is still on track.
I just need to rack my brain what to put into the weblog.
What the suitable words to use in my guide.
Learning on Affiliate marketing is going progressively.
One of the results, my people search engine is back working.
http://lookpeople.ws
Twitter follower account is doing good.
Still working on another account which is progressing slowly.
My second account is catching up.
My main Twitter account as shown in my Twittercounter account:
Snapshot taken on 13th September
Snapshot taken on the 18th September
Snapshot taken on 21st September 2009
My followers is constantly increasing.
This keeps me on track to have more targeted followers to spread my message on Affiliate Marketing System I'm in.
Anyway, my Affiliate Market System Guide is on par of what I am aiming for.
Need some beta testing on the weblog before I launched it ready.
=D
Have a look at my Splash Capture page of what I am promoting.
Click Here
oh well..
Back to business...
Can't wait to start my new job!
oOo..
And I hope, i don't miss another class this week.
Sheesh!
Anyway, what my title focus on,
what I had done a few hours ago.
I've repaired my brother's laptop!
hoohohoho..
Alhamdulilah..
He has been having problems with his user profile.
'User Profile cannot be log on'.
I found out that Windows Vista users do get this problem sometimes..
Most, I think..
I found out the strategies to repair weeks ago, but never attempt to repair it..
Well..
I had installed Pro Evolution(football game) in his laptop.
Only his.
Not the other brother. He got problems installing.
Since I am the only one who has the game installed in my desktop PC,
they played from my desktop.
But sometimes, I am doing work and he or rather they wanna play that soccer game.
While I'm taking a break, I let him/them be.
But sometimes, I have to do my work when my mood strikes.
Also, it troubles him not able to access his laptop.
And anyway, he went to his school last few weeks to get it repaired but, the help was not there.
So, instead of him troubling himself to and fro to get it repaired while he is still having his school holiday, might as well I repair his laptop ay...
While springcleaning the house before Raya few days ago, found his laptop accessories with the recovery discs and all. I tried repairing his laptop without the disk but fail 'cuz
he has only one user profile..
I cant access any profile to repair it.
So, those Vista users or any computer users, add a spare user account just in case.
So any problems, you can access the spare account to check your PC's problem.
Anyway, with the recovery disc, I manage to force access the account automatically in Safe Mode.
There's way to repair it (for Windows Vista users. I am still a Windows XP user though. =D )
if you get this dreadful message
'User's Profile fail to log on'.
Click the Start Button and in the white "Start Search" space at the
bottom type "regedit" (without the quotation marks of course). This will open the
registry editor. There are some errors in the registry to fix.
In the left-hand pane, navigate by clicking the little triangles next to
the following folders:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
SOFTWARE
Microsoft
Windows NT
CurrentVersion
ProfileList
Got it?
You should now have a list of folders all starting with S-1-5- and then a
number.
If u can't see the names, drag the middle slider so that you will be able to see the names of the folders.
Look at the end of each name and you should see one with .bak at the end of
it, and there will be another one above it with exactly the same name but
without .bak at the end.
The one that's got .bak at the end is your old User Profile that Vista has
now automatically made into a backup, and the one without .bak after it is the new empty
User Profile that Vista has created.
Be sure to check that this is the case, by having a look in the right-hand pane for
each of the 2 folders and look at what's written after "ProfileImagePath".
For the folder with .bak at the end it should say C:\Users\ and then your
usual User Account name, and for the one that doesn't have .bak at the end it
should say C:\Users\TEMP.
What I did(with some guidance from the research of course)
is to Rename the folders in the left-hand pane so that the one with .bak at the end changes back to being the one containing your proper User Profile and the new one without .bak at the end becomes the backup.
Basically, switching the folders contents.
To achieve that, follow this steps:
Right click on the folder with .bak at the end and then click "rename",
and just change the ".bak" part to ".bk" - i.e. just remove the "a" from the middle - (this is just to allow you to change the other one to have .bak at
the end). Press enter or click on some blank part of the screen for the
change to take effect.
Then, right click the one that doesn't have .bak at the end and click
"rename". Add ".bak" to the end and press enter or click anywhere on
some blank part of the screen to accept the change.
Then, right click on the one that now has .bk at the end, choose "rename"
and remove it, so it now has no ".bak" or ".bk" at the end.
Basically, what I did is, change ".bak" to ".bk"
Change the one that has no .bak at the end with ".bak".
Then, I change the ".bk" to no ".bak" or ".bk".
eg: a.bak >>> a.bk
a >>> a.bak
a.bk >>> a
Why these had to be done?
The '.bk' acts as a middleman.
Probably to prevent any registry errors I suppose.
When I did exactly these steps, it works!
After th change,
Press enter or click on blank park of screen to accept the change.
Close the regedit window.
Click the Start Button and then "Restart". Fingers
crossed. :)
Lol!
Now, he's laptop is in working order!
No need for him to travel all the way to Woodland to meet their admin master.
I am the MASTER!
hahahaha...
Alhamdulilah!
Selamat Hari RAya to all my Muslim Friends!
HAppy Surfing!
Burn
This keeps me on track to have more targeted followers to spread my message on Affiliate Marketing System I'm in.
Anyway, my Affiliate Market System Guide is on par of what I am aiming for.
Need some beta testing on the weblog before I launched it ready.
=D
Have a look at my Splash Capture page of what I am promoting.
Click Here
oh well..
Back to business...
Can't wait to start my new job!
oOo..
And I hope, i don't miss another class this week.
Sheesh!
Anyway, what my title focus on,
what I had done a few hours ago.
I've repaired my brother's laptop!
hoohohoho..
Alhamdulilah..
He has been having problems with his user profile.
'User Profile cannot be log on'.
I found out that Windows Vista users do get this problem sometimes..
Most, I think..
I found out the strategies to repair weeks ago, but never attempt to repair it..
Well..
I had installed Pro Evolution(football game) in his laptop.
Only his.
Not the other brother. He got problems installing.
Since I am the only one who has the game installed in my desktop PC,
they played from my desktop.
But sometimes, I am doing work and he or rather they wanna play that soccer game.
While I'm taking a break, I let him/them be.
But sometimes, I have to do my work when my mood strikes.
Also, it troubles him not able to access his laptop.
And anyway, he went to his school last few weeks to get it repaired but, the help was not there.
So, instead of him troubling himself to and fro to get it repaired while he is still having his school holiday, might as well I repair his laptop ay...
While springcleaning the house before Raya few days ago, found his laptop accessories with the recovery discs and all. I tried repairing his laptop without the disk but fail 'cuz
he has only one user profile..
I cant access any profile to repair it.
So, those Vista users or any computer users, add a spare user account just in case.
So any problems, you can access the spare account to check your PC's problem.
Anyway, with the recovery disc, I manage to force access the account automatically in Safe Mode.
There's way to repair it (for Windows Vista users. I am still a Windows XP user though. =D )
if you get this dreadful message
'User's Profile fail to log on'.
When your laptop or computer is booting up, press F8.You will see a screen with many option choices.
Choose 'Safe Mode' option and press Enter.
Wait for it to load up.
You will be at the desktop, and a bubble that says
'Your user account haven't load properly'
will popped out. Ignore that.
Choose 'Safe Mode' option and press Enter.
Wait for it to load up.
You will be at the desktop, and a bubble that says
'Your user account haven't load properly'
will popped out. Ignore that.
Click the Start Button and in the white "Start Search" space at the
bottom type "regedit" (without the quotation marks of course). This will open the
registry editor. There are some errors in the registry to fix.
In the left-hand pane, navigate by clicking the little triangles next to
the following folders:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
SOFTWARE
Microsoft
Windows NT
CurrentVersion
ProfileList
Got it?
You should now have a list of folders all starting with S-1-5- and then a
number.
If u can't see the names, drag the middle slider so that you will be able to see the names of the folders.
Look at the end of each name and you should see one with .bak at the end of
it, and there will be another one above it with exactly the same name but
without .bak at the end.
The one that's got .bak at the end is your old User Profile that Vista has
now automatically made into a backup, and the one without .bak after it is the new empty
User Profile that Vista has created.
Be sure to check that this is the case, by having a look in the right-hand pane for
each of the 2 folders and look at what's written after "ProfileImagePath".
For the folder with .bak at the end it should say C:\Users\ and then your
usual User Account name, and for the one that doesn't have .bak at the end it
should say C:\Users\TEMP.
What I did(with some guidance from the research of course)
is to Rename the folders in the left-hand pane so that the one with .bak at the end changes back to being the one containing your proper User Profile and the new one without .bak at the end becomes the backup.
Basically, switching the folders contents.
To achieve that, follow this steps:
Right click on the folder with .bak at the end and then click "rename",
and just change the ".bak" part to ".bk" - i.e. just remove the "a" from the middle - (this is just to allow you to change the other one to have .bak at
the end). Press enter or click on some blank part of the screen for the
change to take effect.
Then, right click the one that doesn't have .bak at the end and click
"rename". Add ".bak" to the end and press enter or click anywhere on
some blank part of the screen to accept the change.
Then, right click on the one that now has .bk at the end, choose "rename"
and remove it, so it now has no ".bak" or ".bk" at the end.
Basically, what I did is, change ".bak" to ".bk"
Change the one that has no .bak at the end with ".bak".
Then, I change the ".bk" to no ".bak" or ".bk".
eg: a.bak >>> a.bk
a >>> a.bak
a.bk >>> a
Why these had to be done?
The '.bk' acts as a middleman.
Probably to prevent any registry errors I suppose.
When I did exactly these steps, it works!
After th change,
Press enter or click on blank park of screen to accept the change.
Close the regedit window.
Click the Start Button and then "Restart". Fingers
crossed. :)
Lol!
Now, he's laptop is in working order!
No need for him to travel all the way to Woodland to meet their admin master.
I am the MASTER!
hahahaha...
Alhamdulilah!
Selamat Hari RAya to all my Muslim Friends!
HAppy Surfing!
Burn
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