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When the user is re-imported to SharePoint, their SID is not updated in the UserProfile_Full table. Now the SID in the User Profile Service Application (UPA) doesn’t match the SID in the UserInfo table used by the site collections. Verify you’re hitting this issue:
Why is my user profile not reverting to original ad value?
I note there’s this article: Update to User Profile Property in SharePoint is not reverted to original AD value after Incremental Profile Import http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2807494 …but I haven’t modified the data for this. If I had, how would I fix it? What could be wrong here?
When to delete user profile in SharePoint 2016?
Important: In SharePoint 2016, there were some major changes made to how the My Site Cleanup Job works. Instead of immediately deleting profiles that are marked for deletion, it schedules the profiles to be deleted after 30 days. The 30-day setting is hard-coded. There is no way to change it.
On Central Administration, on the Manage Profile Service page, in the People section, click Manage User Properties. On the Manage User Properties page, right-click the SharePoint Server 2013 property that you want to map to a directory service property, and then click Edit.
However, the problem hasn’t occur any more so far, so I post my steps here, might be helpful for u guys. When SharePoint doesn’t use the User Profile Service Application, initially it pulls the user data from Active directory when a user access for first time and it stores his information in the content database.
Go to Manage User Profiles and search for the useraccount. Ask the user to login (to re-create his profile). Deleting the User Profile also deletes information like his account picture., etc. So it might not be the solution you like. set-spuser will not work if the account name in SharePoint does not match in AD.
When does User Profile Sync in SharePoint 2010?
We have an issue with User Profile Sync in SharePoint 2010 when the following happens: A new user is added to AD (i.e. The user is synched successfully to SharePoint Time passes The user’s account name is changed in AD (i.e. because it was originally misspelled: DOMAINjdoe) The user is re-synced to SharePoint
APPLIES TO: 2013 2016 2019 SharePoint in Microsoft 365 You can use the SharePoint Active Directory import option (AD import) as an alternative to using Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM) to import user profile data from Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in your domain.