Domain account continues to lock

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I have a domain configured on Windows Server 2012 account to run a service. recently, I changed the password for the domain account. The password for logon service has also changed. But after changing the password, my account keeps locking. According to the newspapers, the service is the culprit. But I am sure that the service is updated with the new password and also I can start the service after you have unlocked the account too. I tried to delete the entire user under the C:\Users folder profile after stopping the service. But when you delete the folder, I get a message as the file is in use. I don't have the shared folder and nothing works from the folder. I could see the files - C:\Users\User Name\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Credentials and C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Credentials are denied access. I tried to delete the profile registry - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList. Now the user profile is removed from the properties/user profile system. Earlier, the profile was there and a '? 'showed under the profile file size.  Still, I can't delete the profile folder C:\Users folder.  Can someone help to delete the folder, I suspect that something on the damaged file causes account lockout.

Thank you

Yoann

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