Windows Server 2012 R2 Session Host Server Temp Profile issue.

HI,
I successfully Deployed Windows server 2012 r2 Terminal services with High Availability.
After Rebooting Session Host Server i am facing Temp Profile issue. After i Deleted registry and rebooting server and tried to login again but same popup message you have login with temp profile.
Any suggestions or any hints would be GREATLY appreciated
/HR

how did you delete the profile?
also are you using UPD disks?
What errors are shown in the event log if any?
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