You’ll then be able to copy files from the older profile folder to the new one. That way, when we reboot Windows, you’ll be able to log into the corrupted user account and create a new profile. To do this and keep the same user account name, we’re going to go into the registry and delete the profile for the corrupted user account. Creating a new user profile doesn’t delete the old, corrupted user profile. If you weren’t able to restore your user profile account using the previous method, try creating a new profile account to replace it.
Restart your PC and sign into the account that had the temporary profile error to check whether it’s now fixed. 
Verify that the State DWORD value of the SID key is 0 and then close the Registry Editor. 
Double-click ProfileImagePath to modify its value name, enter the correct path of the user profile folder and select OK. bak at the end, select Rename and rename the SID key to remove. 
Open a command prompt by typing CMD in the search box and then select Command Prompt. If you find your old account with its files, back them up to an external drive or your preferred cloud storage so that you don’t lose them. If not, go to C:\Windows.old and check if the files were archived there. Before repairing your old user profile account, go to the Users folder in the local drive C:\Users, and check if you can see your old account with all its files. However, you may not want to use a temporary account because you’ll lose any changes you make to the temporary profile after signing off. In such cases, you’ll get a message that says, “We can’t sign into your account” and “You’ve been signed in with a temporary profile” notification. Sometimes, Windows may sign you into a temporary account (C:\Users\TEMP) if your user account is corrupted and can’t start. Repair the Old User Profile from the Temporary Account Windows has a good self-recovery process whereby it can repair the corrupt user profile, but it requires a few restarts. Try restarting your Windows PC about four times, each time letting your computer get to the Desktop before restarting it again. While this may seem silly, it’s not. Running a virus or malware scan may help detect and remove the malicious software that could corrupt your user profile. In such cases, Windows 10 cannot load your user profile to boot properly, and the loading process is halted. Virus or malware attacks may damage the file system of the hard drive.
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