administrative profile corrupt

From: Judy (jpolz_at_attglobal.net)
Date: 05/05/03

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    I have corrupted the administrative profile for logging on
    to the network is there anyway to fix this profile. I have
    windows 2000 and is on a network through windows nt
    server. This is the following error message that I receive
    when trying to log on: windows cannot load your profile
    because it may be corrupt. Contact your administrator.
    When I hit ok this is the next message that I receive:
    User Environment - Windows cannot load your profile and is
    logging you on with a temporary profile. Contact your
    administrator. If someone can help me recitfy this serious
    problem I would greatly appreciate it. Thank You.

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