I had profile corruption 6-8 months ago on my Windows 7 desktop. I was able to correct it in the short run by editing the registry and renaming the backup profile. Unfortunately the problem re. Windows 7 - Windows Loads With Temporary Profile How to restore the correct user profile after Windows starts logging in with a temporary user profile. The first step, if the profile is not completely corrupt, is to rename the temporary profile registry key and revert the correct profile back. Yodot File Recovery is well suitable application to recover deleted User Profile files from Windows 7 computer. You can restore various files such as Word documents, PPT files, PDF files, excel files, compressed files, media files, etc. From Windows 7 User Profile. Rename the temporary profile from registry Start your computer and login with temp profile. Click on START and then type RUN in search box and then click on RUN from found results. Type a command in run box 'regedit' and hit enter or click on OK. P lease locate the following path in. Nov 11, 2009  Also, when renaming a user folder Windows XP would create a new user folder matching the login name, instead Windows 7 redirects users to TEMP folder and kills data upon reboot. Windows 10 temporary profile.

Click 'Show more' to see the entire description! I edited this last month, but I'm finally getting around to uploading it. MAKE SURE you use DDR3L 1.35V RAM! Do NOT use 1.5v or DDR3. I now have the Asus G750JH (I no longer have the G750JX), and it comes with 24GB by Default, and leaves one slot open to put in an additional 8GB stick, equaling 32GB of ram. While the design and chassis may be the same as last years.Asus ROG G750JM restore disk ISO complete factory reset. Windows® 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista or XP recovery disk media available in ISO format to download or in physical.Notebook Asus ROG G750JM.

If you upload a backtracker made image there will be no law brakes or something illegal because you are shearing your property which you bought with your lappy. There will be no license key or other pirated stuff! There will be only image with drivers of not registered windows which could only run on same asus latop! Code9523, not true.

Why do you think Asus doesn't post it for download? Because they don't have a license to distribute Windows over the Internet. Why doesn't Asus send you a backup?

Same reason, Asus doesn't have a license from Microsoft to distribute Windows that way. Asus needs to have you send in the laptop so they can reinstall it in the form they have a license to distribute Windows with the laptop. Microsoft is very picky on how they allow their bits to be distributed. The best thing to do is to create your own Asus Backtracker Backup before you start playing with the laptop.

Then you can restore anytime you like even if you get a new HDD/SSD. If you don't do this, you will need to send your laptop back in to Asus to get reloaded, or install from scratch via Microsoft Media - available for download. But, don't host/share Microsoft Windows in any form, if you don't have an explicit license to do that:).

If you are getting recovery/BSOD errors when trying to restore your Asus laptop by the F9 key after migrating from HDD to SSD or by accidently modifying your partitions, this video will show you how to perform a Windows Recovery of your system to restore the computer back to factory defaults. Important: This process does NOT fix your F9 Asus recovery mode. It is an alternative method to restore your computer through Windows Recovery mode; this method does not rely on Asus recovery mode. In order for this process to work you will need: - Restore OEM Recovery Partition (~20.01GB) (As long as you did not delete this partition, this fix should work for you) - At least ~20GB of free space on your hard drive - A USB or DVD disks + External DVD Drive - EaseUS Partition Master Free (or equivalent partition manager) This alternative method avoids BSOD errors such as: 0xc0000225 Asus Laptop featured in this video: S400CA This method may also work with other manufacturers' laptops who have specified their own function keys to initialize a propriety recovery mode.