Logout from user B, and your account should work again.Rename the old database, and copy the new database from user A to your profile.Because the database is locked when you're logged in, you create user B (with access to user A's profile and your user profile).Proceed with this procedure only if the Start Menu and all other apps are working correctly as user A. Create a new user (user A), and login with it (a new database will be created).Now, assuming all is well, you want to delete the two accounts you created: Reboot, then sign back in with your original profile.Right click empty area in the folder, and select Paste.Right click "Database", and rename to "Database.BAD".Now, navigate to the same folder for your damaged profile ( C:\Users\ YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Local\TileDataLayer).Right Click the folder "Database" & Copy.(click "continue" to gain access when prompted) Directly navigate to C:\Users\TempAdmin1\AppData\Local\TileDataLayer by typing it in the address bar.
Open File Explorer, select View, then check the box marked "Hidden Items".Logout, and then login to the "TempAdmin2" account, using "password2" (note: you must fully sign out, not just switch users).Login to the "TempAdmin1" account using password "password1".net localgroup administrators "TempAdmin2" /add.Press Win+ X, and select "Command Prompt (Admin)"Įnter the following commands, in this order.
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