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Ok, gotcha Nev. Understand and will do that. Thanks to everyone for their help, I have learned a little more now about computers and I appreciate that.

Ok, thanks Armaggedon I will check it out and try to get them all moved. I assume after the corrupted user name is deleted, I can't create another user with the same name, correct??

Ok Starbuck, I think u have me on my way. I figured out how to create a new user in the safe mode and the computer did come up ok with the new user name. Should I delete the old user name now and recreate it? Or if I do delete it and create another user with the same name, will the problem come back? And will I loose files if I do delete it? I really appreciate how far u have gotten me so far.

Hi Starbuck..No there is only one user name on the computer. Hate to say this, but I'm not sure how to create , I don't think, another user. And when it comes up in the safe mode, I'm not sure what account it comes up in. Not sure how to tell that either. Sorry, but thanks for any more help.

OK, everyone, here's hopefully an easy problem for all you really smart people out there in this forum. I have been pulling my hair out on this one and tried everything I know to try. I have an Acer Aspire X1200 with Vista home premium running on it. It developed a problem where it will not completely boot up. It appears like it is, but it goes to a screen after it goes through the BIOS and splash screen, that has the user name in it at the bottom part of it with shut down options to the right of it. When I click on the user name in the box, a message comes up on the screen that says shutting down, so it shuts down and tries to restart and does the same thing again. I have installed the drive in another computer as a secondary drive and have run malwarebytes, avg, and other error checking software on it and nothing checks bad on the drive. By the way, it will boot up in the safe mode. What's up. Thanks for any help.