Occasionally on startup I receive the following error:
I know how to fix via registry editor (in short, removing the temp ID and removing '.bak' from the correct profile), but it happens annoyingly often and while the fix is fairly quick: A. I don't like having to mess around in registry editor due to the risk of irreversibly breaking something in the registry, and B. feels like such a simple change that I am wondering why it happens, and if there is a longer term method of preventing it. For further context, I have tried restarting before resorting to the above, as well as trying to check for updates/failed updates in Windows settings - but this never seems to be the issue in my case.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
The ProfSvc service failed the sign-in.
User profile cannot be loaded.
I know how to fix via registry editor (in short, removing the temp ID and removing '.bak' from the correct profile), but it happens annoyingly often and while the fix is fairly quick: A. I don't like having to mess around in registry editor due to the risk of irreversibly breaking something in the registry, and B. feels like such a simple change that I am wondering why it happens, and if there is a longer term method of preventing it. For further context, I have tried restarting before resorting to the above, as well as trying to check for updates/failed updates in Windows settings - but this never seems to be the issue in my case.
Thanks in advance for any advice.