Exchange 2010, users in C:\Users?

Hello,
We appear to have a problem on our Exchange 2010 servers. We have a lot of user profiles on it for some reason. These people cannot log on to the servers so I don't understand why they have them? Not all users have profiles, probably around 5-10%.
Any advise will be appreciated.
Regards
Ian Southwell

Dear Frank,
Even I am struggling through the same issue whereas there is no one in logon on locally access and we have deny logon locally to all user including authenticated users.
Users profile are creating on only one server whereas on another CAS there is no profile even though CAS1 and CAS2.
Kindly suggest.
Sadanand Bobade
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