A few weeks ago I came home from a long trip, and when I booted up my PC it created a temporary profile.
1/19/2015 The error from that read: "Windows cannot load the locally stored profile. Possible causes of this error include insufficient security rights or a corrupt local profile.
DETAIL - The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable."
Next I ran chkdsk. The log is very long, so I'll post that after I describe everything. It appeared that everything was fine after that chkdsk. The next day, I did another disk check to see if anything would be different. It looks like much of the same, plus a few lines of "deleting orphan file record segment ___".
Everything seemed to be okay until I installed some Adobe applications, including Creative Cloud, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. When I attempted to open Illustrator, I got a Windows Action Center popup that told me that the exe was corrupt. (I am also having trouble launching AutoCAD 2015, though since my third chkdsk, Illustrator launches well and AutoCAD still does not. The error says "Fatal Error: Unhandled [etc]. I am not sure if it is connected.)
My hard drive is a Samsung Spinpoint F3, 1TB, purchased in 2010. My OS is Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.
The following are my chkdsk logs. I'm not posting the whole thing, because most is repetitive, and the event viewer doesn't have all of the text from the check.
Chkdsk from 1/19/2015
The following is what I have of my disk check on 1/20/2015
The third chkdsk, which I did today, is very similar to the first on 1/19/2015. This one is also too long in the event viewer, so I can't view the end of the log. I don't notice any significant difference between this chkdsk log and the one on 1/19/2015.
I don't understand most of this, unfortunately. I am very grateful for any help the users here can offer. Even if all this just boils down to me simply needing to replace the hard drive, it will be nice to be enlightened to what these logs mean.
Thank you for your time.
1/19/2015 The error from that read: "Windows cannot load the locally stored profile. Possible causes of this error include insufficient security rights or a corrupt local profile.
DETAIL - The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable."
Next I ran chkdsk. The log is very long, so I'll post that after I describe everything. It appeared that everything was fine after that chkdsk. The next day, I did another disk check to see if anything would be different. It looks like much of the same, plus a few lines of "deleting orphan file record segment ___".
Everything seemed to be okay until I installed some Adobe applications, including Creative Cloud, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. When I attempted to open Illustrator, I got a Windows Action Center popup that told me that the exe was corrupt. (I am also having trouble launching AutoCAD 2015, though since my third chkdsk, Illustrator launches well and AutoCAD still does not. The error says "Fatal Error: Unhandled [etc]. I am not sure if it is connected.)
My hard drive is a Samsung Spinpoint F3, 1TB, purchased in 2010. My OS is Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.
The following are my chkdsk logs. I'm not posting the whole thing, because most is repetitive, and the event viewer doesn't have all of the text from the check.
Chkdsk from 1/19/2015
The following is what I have of my disk check on 1/20/2015
The third chkdsk, which I did today, is very similar to the first on 1/19/2015. This one is also too long in the event viewer, so I can't view the end of the log. I don't notice any significant difference between this chkdsk log and the one on 1/19/2015.
I don't understand most of this, unfortunately. I am very grateful for any help the users here can offer. Even if all this just boils down to me simply needing to replace the hard drive, it will be nice to be enlightened to what these logs mean.
Thank you for your time.
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