Fix Your Roaming User Profile Was Not Completely Synchronized

In Windows 10, you may meet the error “Your roaming user profile was not completely synchronized” when logging on or logging off the computer. In this post, you will learn how to fix the roaming user profile was not completely synced error in Windows 10.

Tip 1: Do a Windows Update

To fix this error, you can install the latest Windows updates on your Windows 10 computer.

You can click Start -> Settings -> Update & Security -> Windows Update. Click Check for updates button to let the computer download and install available new updates to your computer.

After that, you can see if the roaming user profile sync error and the logon/logoff delays problem are fixed, if not , continue to try other tips below.

Tip 2. Exclude the AppData Directory from Roaming Profile

You can also try to exclude the AppData folder from roaming profile to see if it can fix the “Your roaming user profile was not completely synchronized” error in Windows 10. Check how to do it below.

• At first, you can press Windows + R, type gpedit.msc in Run dialog, and hit Enter to open Group Policy Editor. You can also click Start menu, type group policy, and click Edit group policy at the top to open Group Policy Editor.
• Next navigate the following path in Local Group Policy Editor: User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> User Profiles.
• Double-click Exclude directories in roaming profile setting in the right window to open its Properties window.
• Click Enable option, and type AppData under the box of Prevent the following directories from roaming with the profile.
• Then click Apply and OK. Restart you computer to make the changes to take effect.

Editing the Group Policy should be very careful. If you make some mistakes in editing Group Policy, you can reset Group Policy settings to default in Windows 10.

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Bottom Line

This post provides some tips to help you fix “Your roaming user profile was not completely synchronized” error in Windows 10, as well as offers a free data recovery solution to help you recover data from storage devices. Hope it helps.

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