Windows 10: Sign in temporary account

When i install quick heal Antivirus before this i have NPAV when i install quick heal they ask me to remove npav so i uninstall the npav but after that ..when the laptop is restart message box appears it shows " we cant sign into your account" after that i restart many times my system..but not helpful so i decide to shutdown my system and after that next day problem is fixed..but new problem which i faced is my desktop icon & downloaded file are vanish ...many software are not work properly i cant access my many software which appears in desktop..when i checked in c drive all files are safe...please help me

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message "you are signed in with a temporary profile"

Hello,

If you verified that the account is temporary, kindly restart your PC and sign in again. This should remove the temporary account and your files and settings should be available again.

Notes:

• You might need to restart your PC more than once before you can see your files and settings again.
• You should back up everything you worked on to an external drive, or it will be deleted when you sign out of the temporary account.

If that didn't help, we suggest performing the suggestion posted by Vijay B in this
thread and see if it makes any difference.

Let us know if that worked out for you.

 

Signed in to a temporary account on Windows 10

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community. We understand the inconvenience caused and will assist you.

I suggest you to follow the methods provided below and check if it helps.



Check the steps from the article:



Check to see if you’re signed in with a temporary profile

if you are logged in with a temporary profile you’ll need to restart your PC and sign in again.

Hope this helps. Keep us posted on the status for further assistance.

 

HELP! Signed in with a temporary account - not the usual problem


Hi folks,

I'm hoping someone can help with this. My Windows 10 PC had a problem today where it couldn't find the boot drive. I replaced the SATA cable and it solved the problem, but when Windows 10 started back up it logged me in and gave the

message. I've googled this error and found this tutorial on how to fix it but the first step is to back up files and folders from C:\Users\(problem profile).

However, this folder no longer exists on my HDD. If I look at the profile registry key, it's pointing at where the folder should be, but the folder is gone. It's not hidden, I have hidden files viewable, it's just gone.

It was my profile, it was an administrator account. The rest of the family's profiles and files are intact, but mine are gone.

To add insult to injury, I tried a system restore from an automatic point taken at lunchtime today, but the process fails with this error:





Can anyone help, please?