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Windows 7 Professional Keeps Assigning a Temporary Profile To a Domain User

I have tried everything according to the web here.  I have a Windows 7 Professional Laptop joined to my domain.  It seems just one domain user is affected here for whatever reason.  Every time I log onto the domain I get the "You have been logged on with a temporary profile...."  I tried deleting all profiles in the Advanced System Properties, deleting all the users (except local admin) in the C:\users folder.  I always check the registry and there is no .bak listing in the profiles list.  I am using a Windows 2003 Server for Active Directory.

Can anyone help on this???
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Same result.  It does not like this user profile.  Every other profile works and this profile works fine on another desktop.
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It sounds it's a registry issue. Have you tried to use any tool like delprof2 to see if it detects the stubborn profile?
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@deroode:

When I log off that user and then go to the registry as another user the TEMP SID is removed from that registry section.  The only time I see it is when I am logged in as the broken user.  Should I follow your steps while logged in as the broken profile?
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I figured out that the .bat file to map drives on the ADS server was hanging up and causing the profile to break.