After a short search with my search engine of choice I found a solution for this on the Windows 7 IT Pro Forums. Detailed information about user profiles can be found on About User Profiles.
So this has been caused because I used this machine with the same domain account before I had sysprepped it.
In short:
Search user profile at
C:\Users\%username%and delete it.
Open the registry editor and search for the profile with the corresponding SID at registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\ProfileListand delete it.
Restart and try to log on. Problem should be solved.
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