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Updated on 2025-04-10

How to Fix a Broken Windows XP User Account Is Great

As we all know, Windows XP provides Windows welcome screen login and fast user switching functions compared to other versions of Windows, providing us with convenience for multiple people to use one computer. It is precisely because of this that the "User Account" in the Windows XP control panel is also different from other versions of Windows. We can choose whether to enable the welcome screen, whether to enable fast user switching, and set an avatar for the user account, etc.

However, the main interface of Windows XP's "User Account" is a program based on the HTML interface, such as the menus such as "Change the way users log in and log out" in "User Account", which are actually links. It is precisely because of this that the "user account" of Windows XP is easily damaged. For example, someone may have encountered the following problem. When opening the "user account" in Windows XP, the entire program interface is blank and an error message appears: The parameters are invalid. "User Account" cannot be started.

This type of error is caused by the failure of the registration status of the .DLL dynamic link library on the display of HTML in the Windows XP system. If you need to fix this problem, you need to use the REGSVR32 command to re-register the corresponding .DLL dynamic link library file. First, we can first execute the SFC/SCANNOW command to check the integrity of the system file. After confirming that there is no problem with the system file, we can execute it in turn:

   REGSVR32 /S %SystemRoot%\system32\

   REGSVR32 /S %SystemRoot%\system32\

   REGSVR32 /S %SystemRoot%\system32\

   REGSVR32 /S %SystemRoot%\system32\

   REGSVR32 /S /I %SystemRoot%\system32\

The problem can be solved