C:\Users\Temp
means that a user has been logged on with a temporary profile. Generally, this means the user's real profile is missing or corrupted.
You can determine whether the folder contains a profile by examining its contents. If you see directories named Desktop, Documents (or My Documents), Pictures, etc., then it is a profile directory.
Given that Aptana wants to put files there while you are logged in as the Administrator, and the fact that C:\Users\Temp
is usually deleted when the affected user logs off, my hunch is that the current user, Administrator, is logged on with the temporary profile. You can check this by opening a command prompt and typing set userprof
. You should get a list of environment variables that includes USERPROFILE
. If this value is set to C:\Users\Temp
, it is indeed the current user who is afflicted.