User Profile Service Failed the logon - Multiple tuturials tried, none worked!

[BraaQ]

Well, I have the following, known, error:
"The service User Profile-Service failed the logon. The User Profile could not been loaded" (note I've got the Dutch version, so my error messages may be a bit confusing ^^)

I've already tried multiple tuturials to fix this, containing tut's of your Administrator Brink. None worked.

Now, what happens to be:

After creating the profile through the User Aaccount Management console, I choose for the option "Logon to other user", and try to login to my newly created account. After typing the pass the above error message appears. I only have my (first) admin account that works, but I want to have more accounts on my notebook.

These things ARE created:
- A 'login pictogram' in the startup screen
- Settings involving Parental Control

These things are NOT created:
- A User ID in the 'regedit' program. When I look there it only shows a ticket of the three service accounts, and my own.
- A directory in the C:/Users/ dir.

I've googled for many tutorials, and I tried almost a dozen. None of 'em worked. Already tried System Repair, Startup Repair, etc...

PLEASE HELP ME!!! :+

Thanx in advance,
BraaQ
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[BraaQ]

Bump? (a)

 

[Brink]

Hi BraaQ,

Since you already tried everything in the tutorial below, then the only other option I can think of is to do a clean install.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/1...-failed-logon-user-profile-cannot-loaded.html

Sorry,
Shawn

 

[BraaQ]

I already assumed that as an option, but I do not have a place to backup my documents, as they are quite big ^^

And there has to be a way out, since it worked perfectly after the installation. The trouble started a few weeks ago...

 

[Brink]

BraaQ,

If you have space on your hard drive, you could shrink it and create a new partition to save your backups to. This way you can do a clean install of Vista on the first partition and just copy the backups back over when done. This will show you how.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/95398-disk-management-shrink-partition.html

Hope this helps,
Shawn