Ok, I deleted the folder. When I went to open firefox, it asked me to create a profile. When I created a new profile, it says the profile couldn't be created because the file isn't writable. NS Error failure.
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Click Change Settings. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Advanced tab. Under User Profiles, click Settings. In the User Profiles dialog box, select the profile that you want to delete, click Delete and then click OK. That got me back into Windows normally; I was able to log in with my usual password-but as I said, most of my data was gone. Good luck.
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The Mozilla Firefox installed on your system might not be able to load web page because of reasons such as problems with the network connation, firewall preventing browser from connecting and loading web pages, malware infections within the system etc.
http://browser.iyogi.com/best-browsers/firefox/firefox-not-loading.html
but this is exactly what i did so far. 1. windows-key+r & open %appdata%\Mozilla 2. right-click somewhere on the empty space of this folder, go to properties & make sure that any read-only protection for containinh files and folders is turned of 3. Open firefox (version 13) did not open. Error as seen in the screenshot above. 4. Uninstall firefox. 5.
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I keep getting this error when I load firefox. Everywhere I look, the help says I need to change my profile through the profile menu, but the problem is that I cannot open firefox to get to the profile menu. I've installed/uninstalled quite a few times.
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The Mozilla Firefox might not be loading because of errors within the DNS server in use and in such cases, changing the default DNS server in use to a more reliable one such as Google DNS would solve the problem. Windows based operating systems have a security feature known as Windows firewall.
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I keep getting 'Your firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccesible. both when i open firefox and when i try to open the profile manager. I keep getting 'Your firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccesible. both when i open firefox and when i try to open the profile manager.
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I was able to open up firefox with a browser. On closing it and reopening it, it says it's in use and cannot be open. There is not an instance of firefox running in the background. When I open up firefox again, I get this message. Could not initialize the application's security component.
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Nonetheless, there are some problems that might come up with the use of Mozilla Firefox. One such problems is web page not loading issue. The web page not loading issue on Mozilla Firefox is can be solved very easily.
http://browser.iyogi.com/best-browsers/firefox/firefox-not-loading.html
The Mozilla Firefox installed on your system needs network connectivity to work. A problem with the network connection on the system means that Mozilla Firefox application would not be able to load web pages on the system. All users having Mozilla Firefox not loading web page issue are advised to check the network connections on the system and make sure the connections are working.
http://browser.iyogi.com/best-browsers/firefox/firefox-not-loading.html
why does mozilla keep saying my profile cannot be loaded
Mozilla keep saying my profile cannot be loaded, because of reasons such as problems with the network connection, firewall preventing browser from connecting and loading web pages, malware infections within the system.   Mozilla keep saying my profile cannot be loaded because of reasons such as problems with the network connection, firewall preventing browser from connecting and loading web pages, malware infections within the system etc.