Need Help | I even don't know what problem it is

Hi all. Good Morning, i'm new here
Please help me i'm so confused about this..
Last night i opened my Advanced system care, i click full scan and i forget to un check or un checklist the " Disk Defragment " after full scan end it automatically repair and shutdown after repair
when i woke up in the morning and turn my laptop i didn't realize that whenn my laptop booting is like scanning and repairing my local Disk C

The Problem is
1. My Previous Win 8 background start is BLUE not PURPLE like now
2. ALL DOCUMENT ARE GONE ( When i go to the Local Disk C > User i saw 3 Folders { Pramana, Public, TEMP } )
(But thanks god that my document are still safe on " Pramana folder " but gone when i click the Libraries > Document
3. the START program is like Default ( like the firstime install windows 8 )

So i assume that right now i'm using the TEMP folder not PRAMANA Folder, when i'm try to delete TEMP, i can't
Folder said I need the authorize of G7-PRAMANA :shock: ??? why does this windows is so stupid? i'm the G7-PRAMANA
Then my question is how can i use the previous ? like last night when all things are normal on my Laptop
How to fill the Document without Copy and Paste all files on Pramana folders? ( if i do it then its will consume the memory on local disk C )
please help me sir. i don't know where to ask if not here

It said i log in with the temporary account

Windows 8 isn't actually that stupid, it automatically detects disk issues and fixes them (or at least tells you about them) unlike in 7, you found out you had disk issues when things screwed up.

That folder it made I believe gets created when it recovers files from those damaged sectors on the disk so they don't get destroyed.

I don't know for sure if this can work, but can you try doing a System Restore? Go to Action Center, Recovery, Open System Restore. See if that has anything for you do restore.

It seems you had some pretty serious disk issues if things were that impacted within Windows. I'd consider thoroughly checking your disk out, with HD Tune Pro. That might be at the point where I'd personally consider a new drive. How old is your hard drive by the way? Also, did you do an upgrade install of Windows 8?