Because of the malware infections, the user profile deletion did not complete successfully. One of the steps I had to take, to cleanup the malware, was recreating a specific user profile. This was a Windows 2008 R2 Remote Desktop server, but this could have just as easily happened to a system running Windows 7 or Windows 8, or even Windows 2012. This past week I ran into a system which was heavily infected with various malware. But what if this doesn’t work as it should? This should delete all references in the registry, and the user’s profile folder (normally located in C:\Users). When deleting user profiles, it is advisable to use the built-in GUI (graphical user interface) interface in Windows (Start > System > Advanced System Settings > User Profile – Settings). How to Delete a User Profile from the Registry
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