I Fucked Everything Up... Again

Yo my gals, guys, dolls, and miscellaneous figures. William here and I have fucked everything up on my computer and will be spending the next few days trying to recoup.

Summary:

• NSW Department of Education closes school emails.
• Windows keeps bugging me that there is a problem with shared accounts and it has something to do with my high school email.
• I am unable to disconnect from my account.
• I may or may not have accidentally deleted my local user account from lusrmgr.
• I revert the update and return to another system restore point.
  
• I log in as admin and into safe mode and I get stuck in a safe mode with networking loop.
• I fix that.
• I begin to fix everything to get it back to normal.
• Some account issues begin showing up again.
• I install a Windows update.
  
• There is a bug that prevents me from signing in with any account outside of safe mode.
• I learn that the NTUSER.dat of my new account is probably corrupted.
• I change the NTUSER.dat for my account.
• There is now a sign-in loop.
• I reinstall Windows.
• I set up yet another new account.
• I set up a local account to change the User folder name.
• I am no longer able to open Microsoft Edge (I know, what a loss) and am unable to log in to my Microsoft account.
• I delete my user account because I'm a brain-dead moron thinking I had a backup. This delete my ENTIRE user folder including the desktop (where I store random projects) and downloads alongside AppData.
  
• I make yet another new account and start over nearly from scratch.
• I use a backup of the Desktop I made just half an hour before the whole charades.
• I can't use File History because Windows consider my computer a NEW desktop.
• I transfer over the old Desktop but LITERALLY every file has the suffix: (2020_07_23 22_16_45 UTC).
• I learn that I have never backed up my AppData, making me lose basically all of my Minecraft saves (Rest in peace: The Return - 31 August 2019 to 24 July 2020). :(
  
• My desktop icons are still messed up. (UPDATE FROM 25 JULY: The icons have fixed themselves!)
  

Just remember, things could get worse. I hope you've all had a great 23-24 July 2020 because mine has been... interesting. Yes, this was entirely my fault. Anyone else would have been content with an annoying reminder. I wasn't and I paid the price of not backing up.

Me reconstructing my desktop from an unlisted livestream after my first stuff-up. After my second one, I used a screenshot of me reconstructing my desktop from a livestream to reconstruct my desktop.

Remember to back up your stuff for the love of the Holy Sheep.

By William.