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COPY USER PROFILE HANGS...

Asked by 4millie in Windows XP Operating System, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Microsoft Operating Systems

Tags: SYSTEM PROFILE, DOMAIN, XP, COPY

I am trying to copy a local user profile (computer\username) to a domain user profile (domain\username) on a Windows XP SP3 workstation.  After opening SYSTEM PROPERTIES, ADVANCED, I click on USER PROFILE SETTINGS, I highlight the local username and click COPY TO.  I then browse to the domain username directory... and select "Permitted to Use" CHANGE button.  At this point I type in the domain username (and check name) and then click OK.

Everything "appears" to be working fine... and I get an hour glass like it's perhaps copying in the background... but there is no "progress bar"... and this thing has been copying for quite some time (over an hour!).  In previous attempts, SYSTEM PROPERTIES displays NO LONGER RESPONDING, but this time it's not doing that... it's just chugging along.  I'm assuming that this is because this particular user had quite a bit of files under his local username... but how is one to know if this is really "working" in the background?  Any recommendations?

Lastly, if I end up having to move his files manually, what is the fastest way to change the permissions on ALL his files being transferred over?

Please advise.
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