(from a response on a similar question with an answer from Michael. The operating system mentioned there was Vista) Hi Michael...I read through the document you provided. Is there something similar for Windows XP? I had the problem of not being able to login to my computer because of a missing or corrupt configsys file. After reinstalling Windows XP I could not find or get my original logins (user accounts). I can find the files that were there in the Documents and Settings folder. I did backup my documents and desktop to an external drive. I just don't know how to put this all back together again...Hope you can help...and thanks! genegenethedancemachine

(from a response on a similar question with an answer from Michael. The operating system mentioned there was Vista) Hi Michael...I read through the document you provided. Is there something similar for Windows XP? I had the problem of not being able to login to my computer because of a missing or corrupt configsys file. After reinstalling Windows XP I could not find or get my original logins (user accounts). I can find the files that were there in the Documents and Settings folder. I did backup my documents and desktop to an external drive. I just don't know how to put this all back together again...Hope you can help...and thanks! genegenethedancemachinehey genegenethedancemachineset up your accounts againthese are vistas forumstry the xp forums for any xp questionshttp://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/default.aspx#tab=4Answers by TopicDesktop & PersonalizationFiles, Folders, & SearchGamingHardware & DriversInstall, Upgrade, & ActivateInternet ExplorerMusic & SoundNetworking, Email, & Getting OnlinePerformance & MaintenancePictures & VideoProgramsSecurity, Privacy, & User AccountsSystem Repair & RecoveryTV and Movies on WindowsWindows Update Walter, The Time Zone Traveller