Windows 10: Roaming Profile removal causes new profile every login

I have a weird issue I can't seem to find anywhere else on the web. I inherited an active directory environment that uses roaming profiles. I would like to get rid of them, but when I remove the unc from the profile location, that user happens to alll of the limited number of users I have tried gets a new profile EVERY TIME they log into the PC. This is rather annoying. Anyone ever hear of this?

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Roaming Profile removal causes new profile every login

I have a weird issue I can't seem to find anywhere else on the web. I inherited an active directory environment that uses roaming profiles. I would like to get rid of them, but when I remove the unc from the profile location, that user (happens to alll of the limited number of users I have tried) gets a new profile EVERY TIME they log into the PC. This is rather annoying. Anyone ever hear of this?

 

Restore Corrupt Roaming Profile from Good Local Profile?

Windows complains that my roaming profile is corrupt and says that it is logging me in with a local profile. This profile is missing a few customizations but seems to otherwise OK. Fixing this profile would be less work than reconfiguring a default profile, which is what the usual methods of dealing with a corrupt profile would have me do. Is there some way to use the local profile as the basis of a new roaming profile? Am I better advised to dispense with roaming profiles altogether and use 3d party software to keep my local profile in sync with my NAS?
BTW, even though Windows claims to use a local profile, it is still writing to the roaming profile on the NAS.

 

CCC Profiles that disappear

id suggest a spyware check