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Outstanding job on this issue of mine! &nbsp;Your responce time and accuracy was fantastic. &nbsp;I was able to solve this issue very quickly, thanks to your assistance!!!!
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Outstanding job on this issue of mine!  Your responce time and accuracy was fantastic.  I was able to solve this issue very quickly, thanks to your assistance!!!!

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I have a Dell Computer with XP Media Center OS that I ran a virus scan/removal first with Malwarebytes then with AVG. &nbsp;Both removed serveral virus, without any errors or complications.<br />
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Then upon reboot, I get to the user menu, I select the user I want....it starts by stateing &quot;Loading Personal Settings&quot; &nbsp;then within a few seconds it states &quot;Logging Off&quot; &nbsp;&quot;Saving your settings&quot; and it goes back to the user menu. <br />
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All users act in the same manor. &nbsp;It does the same thing in Safe Mode. &nbsp;I have tried Last known good configuration without any luck. &nbsp;<br />
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I am lost here, can anyone provide some advice?<br />
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Thanks!!!
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I have a Dell Computer with XP Media Center OS that I ran a virus scan/removal first with Malwarebytes then with AVG.  Both removed serveral virus, without any errors or complications.

Then upon reboot, I get to the user menu, I select the user I want....it starts by stateing "Loading Personal Settings"  then within a few seconds it states "Logging Off"  "Saving your settings" and it goes back to the user menu. 

All users act in the same manor.  It does the same thing in Safe Mode.  I have tried Last known good configuration without any luck.  

I am lost here, can anyone provide some advice?

Thanks!!!

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