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My files and install programmes have disappeared

loulou41
loulou41 Posts: 2,871 Forumite
Very intrigue, got up to put computer on and got the message it cannot load my perssonal settings eventually when it loaded al my files and recently installed programmes have disappeared. I sort of panic and used system restore & now Kapersky was not working properly and it said the databases were corrupted. I have managed to get it to repair itself and it is now working of. A bit concerned whether I have done the right thing. Also in my computer, I have to click on my user name to be able to use it and I would rather not. I do not want any password set up in it as I use it for my personal use. I want to be able to by pass any user name and go straight to internet explorer. It was restored to factory settings two weeks ago and the technician did it that way. Any advice, pl!! Thanks
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