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duplicate windows vista and users file in the program tree
This is my dilemma. I was having some problem with what I thought was the
operating software at the time was Vista Ultimate. I decided to reinstall Vista and did not get the upgrade selection. I choose to reinstall vista as a clean copy. Afterwards I discovered that I had no program on the desktop. I contacted support case#SRX1069131685ID and receive information to reinstall vista. Followed the instructions which resulted in an error message” The User Profile Service fail to logon,” at this point, I decided to reformat the hard drive with the recovery CD to start over with the installation. After several hours of reinstalling software, I find that I now have multi copies of “Windows Vista, windows, windows. old and Users and Users. Vista installed on my computer. I need help cleaning my system and reinstalling Vista Ultimate. What do I need to do to remove the multi copies of the software? I discovered this when I attempted to reinstall vista and still did not get the upgrade option. This time the message was to remove or rename”C:\Users” . How can I remove the multiple windows copies and “Users” which should enable the reinstallation of Windows Vista Ultimate? Can you provide any assist or solution to my dilemma? Demetris |