Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise 2016 Ltsb Download

[Gaetane Eary]

Afterinstalling the latest updates to Windows 10 LTSB every time I rebooted and logged in windows would say that it couldn't log me into my profile and I had been logged into a temporary profile instead. I was able to log into my regular profile in safe mode and go one by one re-enabling non-microsoft services to see which one was causing the problem. As soon as I re-enabled MBARW the problem came back. I uninstalled it and now my machine is fine.

same here, noticed on Win10x64 Home and Win7x64 Home (local profiles)

I guess it has something to do with the locking of the ntuser.dat hives,

In some cases it seems ntuser.dat is locked too early, so it can not be accessed when logging in

this happens especially when a user logs into the machine which normally doesn't, and then the "daily default user" tries to re-login again (but not in every case, a bit confusing)

booting into safe mode and rebooting again fixes the problem once

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