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If it's only one profile that's going to be moved to the domain. I would recomend you to do it in the way you wrote.<br />
But if you're going to do it with more than 5 profiles I would recomend leews post.<br />
Installing those kits and get them to to work will probably take longer time than copying the profile manually.
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If it's only one profile that's going to be moved to the domain. I would recomend you to do it in the way you wrote.
But if you're going to do it with more than 5 profiles I would recomend leews post.
Installing those kits and get them to to work will probably take longer time than copying the profile manually.

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Is there an easy way to transfer user profiles from a workgroup enviroment to a domain, I have considered right click my computer going to properties then advanced and then user profiles (settings) and copying the profile that way and eventually pasting this into the newly created domain profile of the user. But is this the best way?
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Is there an easy way to transfer user profiles from a workgroup enviroment to a domain, I have considered right click my computer going to properties then advanced and then user profiles (settings) and copying the profile that way and eventually pasting this into the newly created domain profile of the user. But is this the best way?

Worgroup to domain

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