Accidently deleted user/profile

*Please help!!!*
As I wanted to change my profile name (name that appears with the house symbol) today (ctrl and touchpad, then "change name"), apparently my profile got completely deleted. All programmes were empty as on the first day (e.g. not one photo in IPhoto, no account or mails, no keychain, no favorites in Safari, etc.), I have lost all settings of my computer. I was able to retrieve some of the data from the "users" file, but all is completely mixed up.
Please, does anbody know about this problem and is there a chance to get my data and settings back?
It is incredible that with one mouseclick and no further asking the system got completey wiped in a split second...that must happen all the time - or am I the only idiot????
*Thanks for any ideas,*
Daniela

Thanks again,
after applying the solutions of the X-Lab I now have all my pics back in IPhoto and Music back in ITunes...phuuu!! Still missing are all mails in Outlook and computer settings...but well, thats a great success anyway! Thanks again for your help!!!! I will tell the technician in the GRAVIS store, who just told me that it is all gone...:-))
Best wishes from Germany,
Daniela

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regards
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Hi every one.
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@echo off
' DELETES LOCAL PROFILES ON WINDOWS 7
:START
FOR /f "tokens=*" %%a IN ('dir c:\USERS /b /ad') DO CALL :PATHCHECK "%%a"
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IF /i [%1]==["Default user"] GOTO :PATHSKIP
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:PATHSKIP
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GOTO :EOF
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ECHO. Cleaning profile for: %1
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::automate it for a local scheduled task to run as local admin.
:REPORTCHECK
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'IF EXIST "t:\labreport.txt" (
'GOTO REPORTGEN
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Hi every one.
first of all sry if this post is repetitive for the profile deletion.
If you have a correct link please post it below or the script itself.
Question: as i have a lot of computers with windows 7 (2400 systems) as the operating system on them and as the users keep on changing or shifting place from one PC to another PC and managing the system or the C drive for the consistent system performance
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I did find the below script on some forum that gets the job done but not the right way as it deletes all the profile and excludes the admin,administrator etc as seen in the script but i cannot delete the old profile of a certain time or date period.
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