Windows 10 roaming profile with 2008R2

I only copied the desktop icons, documents, ect. Not the whole folder. I should've specified.

I just deleted the local and roaming profile.

Logged the user in, it created the .V5 on the server...but gave me the temporary profile error message.

Log out, reboot, and kog back in. Usually you will get that message if the profile hasn't been created yet or if it had to update the registry.

I deleted the V5 and local, deleted the users SID out of registry and rebooted.

I created a test file on her desktop, rebooted, browsed out to the V5 share and it was there.

This is where it went south...

I had to change ownership on the V5 so I could access it (With a domain admin account). Gave the user and admin full control, then gave her ownership again.

Now I'm getting the temporary profile error again. I can't win with this thing.

Changing permissions will break profiles absolutely. That is by design. Delete and restart and let the system work as it is supposed to.

I need domain admins to have full access to the profiles for backup, restore, or even just placing new icons on their desktops. How can I accomplish this? Off the bat the V5's read 0 bytes and empty because I (ADmin) don't have permission to the folder.

When I upgrade someone from W7 to 10, how am I moving their desktop icons? The only thing I can think of is logging in as the user on their new PC, browsing to their old V2, and copying to the desktop. Having access was always a convenient way to just copy and paste.

I do go into roaming profiles regularly to see who's using the server space with anything that's not work related. Is there a way to give the user and domain admins full control over the profiles as we've always done up until this upgrade to W10?