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go to system properties -advanced -user profiles - settings - select the profile and copy it to desired location (while copying, goto change tab and add everyone to permitted to use) and then check
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go to system properties -advanced -user profiles - settings - select the profile and copy it to desired location (while copying, goto change tab and add everyone to permitted to use) and then check

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The moveuser tool is just the trick! Thanks!
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The moveuser tool is just the trick! Thanks!

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I have a Win XP user I want to use a copy of someone elses profile. The source profile a local account on a system and I am moving the profile to another system as a local profile. When I tried this last, I gave full permissions to the target user for the imported profile contents. However, upon login, the user received the DEFAULT profile, instead. Other than file-level permissions, is there something else I need to do to allow this imported profile to be read by the target user's local account?<br />
Thanks!<br />
JohnD
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I have a Win XP user I want to use a copy of someone elses profile. The source profile a local account on a system and I am moving the profile to another system as a local profile. When I tried this last, I gave full permissions to the target user for the imported profile contents. However, upon login, the user received the DEFAULT profile, instead. Other than file-level permissions, is there something else I need to do to allow this imported profile to be read by the target user's local account?
Thanks!
JohnD

Use another persons user profile

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