How to Remove Temporary Profile Files on Windows
A temporary Windows sign-in profile is an account problem, not a normal cache folder.
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A temporary Windows sign-in profile is an account problem, not a normal cache folder. Files created during the temporary session may be lost at sign-out.
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Copy work created during the affected session to a safe, backed-up location before signing out.
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Record the sign-in message and confirm which account and profile are in use.
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Follow Microsoft’s temporary-profile recovery instructions. Avoid deleting user profiles or editing ProfileList as a cleanup shortcut.
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After recovery, verify the original account’s documents and settings.
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Clean temporary application files only after the profile issue is resolved.
Where Kudu Helps
Kudu’s cleaner does not repair a temporary sign-in profile or identify which user profile can be deleted. Keep profile folders out of the cleanup scope and follow the account recovery procedure.
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