So I was able to find a work around on how to get past this error code and log into my the system in normal mode.
What I did was I went to this link Administrator Account
I enable the built in admin account and was able to log in I then transferred all my documents and everything I had in my other account to this account, and everything seems to be working fine now.
The thing is I still get that error message if I create another user account, I can only use the built in admin account. For now it seems to be working so I'll take it.

If you have UAC turned on and situation is what you told above - there is proof you have trouble with permissions for limited users but where...,there is possible if my zip file fails..
Maybe check permissions for C:\Users




it should be as above.Pay attention especially permissions for Users group

See mine is defferent. The read and List folder contents is checked but the Read & Execute is not checked and it wont let me edit it. Its weird because when I create a new user when I'm logged in with the built in account I give the user administrative rights but when I go to log in I still get the same error code. Then If I log back into the built in account and look at the user I just created the administrative rights I gave it when I created the account are not highlighted now. Its kinda strange

See mine is defferent. The read and List folder contents is checked but the Read & Execute is not checked and it wont let me edit it.

Because you are not the owner.Only owners can change permission.




Two ways to resolve it.Take ownership this folder what i showed above or download PsTools unpack file psexec.exe and place into folder in C:\Windows\System32

and in cmd.exe type

psexec -s -i -d explorer.exe

or

psexec -s -i -d "path to favorite any good file menager"

In this way you run explorer.exe from SYSTEM account level and then you can change permissions C:\Users as you wish

Originally Posted by tanuj_chadha

I did some research on the internet & found that it could be a corrupted user account or a virus infection.

Thanks for looking I appreciate it. I actually did numerous virus scans and they all came back clean. I also did a couple spyware scans and those came back clean as well.

I already tried that as well, I explained it on post 33.

@wadeb_21

Do you have some trouble or someone not understand what I told in post 34?

Originally Posted by Flavius

@wadeb_21

Do you have some trouble or someone not understand what I told in post 34?

I'm going to give it a try I just haven't had a chance yet. I think I should have sometime today, I will let you know how it goes. thanks again.