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Sounds like the user profile might be locked. Try restarting the computer, logging in as admin, delete the TEMP and/or offending user profile. &nbsp;Make sure you delete the profile via Control Panel&gt;System&gt;Advanced system settings&gt;Advanced&gt;Settings<wbr /> and not through windows explorer. &nbsp;Then restart and login as the user.
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Sounds like the user profile might be locked. Try restarting the computer, logging in as admin, delete the TEMP and/or offending user profile.  Make sure you delete the profile via Control Panel>System>Advanced system settings>Advanced>Settings and not through windows explorer.  Then restart and login as the user.

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I've completely removed the profile from the local machine. There is no user listed in the user accounts and there is no directory in the C:\Users. 
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I've completely removed the profile from the local machine. There is no user listed in the user accounts and there is no directory in the C:\Users.

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I am trying to resolve a problem with a Windows 7 Professional pc logging into a domain. I've deleted the profile when logged in as the domain administrator, logged out and logged back in as the user. Now it just creates a directory called TEMP in C:\Users and is removed when that account is logged out. The user account still runs all the logon scripts and authenticates to the server but won't create an account on the local pc<br />
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Any ideas?
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I am trying to resolve a problem with a Windows 7 Professional pc logging into a domain. I've deleted the profile when logged in as the domain administrator, logged out and logged back in as the user. Now it just creates a directory called TEMP in C:\Users and is removed when that account is logged out. The user account still runs all the logon scripts and authenticates to the server but won't create an account on the local pc

Any ideas?

profile TEMP created when user logs in - windows 7 pro

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.