Windows 10: using runas i have one user account slower to launch programs than others user accounts

hello, i have a problem for some unknown reason i have one user account which take much longer time (about 5seconds vs 1second) to launch programs when i use RUNAS, anyone know why or how i can find the problem?

i use the same command for all users accounts:

runas /user:userb notepad

or with right clicking on a program and "launch as different user"

i have multiples user accounts and it happen only with one user

EDIT, when i compare the c:\Users*user*\ folder of this user folder vs other users folders there is few more folders in the root of it like "3D objects", "Contacts" "Search", i think have logged into that user using the UI once and not to the others users and now it feels like it launch the whole user session unlike the other users... is there a way to revert that?

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