Fix You've been signed in with a temporary profile in Windows 10  

Here is my current registry, after going through the tutorial. Strings continue to be created, and State reverts to values other than "0":

Here is my Users Folder; the original profile folder is still intact, and the one I want is labelled "No". My computer name is MDSDESKTOP:

So, after making the edits and rebooting, I still get the Temp profile error messages. I have not done a re-install of Windows 10 Home. Windows 8 was pre-installed on the machine when I purchased it. Many thanks in advance for your help.

Yes, I delete the string w/o the .bak extension, then backspace out ".bak" from the string with it, check to make sure State's value is "0", my right-pane Profileimagepath is modified to (my desired profile) C:\Users\No, then I File, Exit out of Regedit. What am I missing here?

Let's see if this below may be able to rebuild a working profile for your account.
1) Delete both SID keys "1001" and "1001.bak".
>>OK, did this. FYI, my SID keys still have "1002" and "1002.bak" values, and I really have no idea what the difference is. No biggie?

2) Delete all the temp profile folders in the "C:\Users" folder for your account. Be sure to not delete the "No" folder.
>>OK, successfully deleted "TEMP" folder under C:\Users, bud could not delete "TEMP.MDSDESKTOP" folder, and got error message (see screenshot). When I logon to the computer, the login screen does show my acct. name "No Name" and I do use my regular login password. After boot up, that's when the "Cannot sign you in to your profile...." message comes up.
**So, I'm stuck here.**


3) Sign out, and sign in to your account to have a new profile folder created.
4) If successful, try to do this tutorial again to change the ProfileImagePath value to have the correct "C:\Users\No" profile path for your account.

OK, keep this party rolling.
Rebooted after my last steps, here are current shots of Registry profiles and C:\Users:


I know we're close, and after getting through 1/2 of the 45+ pages of this thread last night, I'd almost put $100 on the table to think that I have to ultimately create a new user, (with or without admin. status? Don't REALLY need to sign in to Microsoft every time I use the PC, no kids, no other users, so....) and transfer my files from C:\Users\No that I copied to a separate physical drive to the new acct. But, I'm the follower here, so let's see if we can keep tweaking this to get the correct paths to line up. I appreciate the time and effort, Shawn.

We're almost approaching that "Definition of Insanity" thing (doing the same thing over and over, expecting a different result). Corrected the Profileimagepath to C:\Users\No, but a new temp user and path pop back up upon reboot. 😥