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change profile to work with another user and AD

Asked by Mace_Watson in Active Directory, Programming User Management, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server, 2003 SBS

Here is the problem. I have a user that has about 80gb of stuff in his profile and many setting that would be hard to setup again in a new profile.

We changed servers and AD. I guess I could use profile mover to back it up then put the computer in the new AD. This takes forever since the hd is only 120gb and I have to move it off the drive than delete and put back under new AD.

Is there a way I can change the profile to work with his new AD user in the new AD?

 
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