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I am upgrading the domain controller at a site with multiple users using each machine (no roaming profiles) Im wondering how i can use USMT to copy each users profile on the machine so i can easily import them when i join the machine to the new domain. 
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I am upgrading the domain controller at a site with multiple users using each machine (no roaming profiles) Im wondering how i can use USMT to copy each users profile on the machine so i can easily import them when i join the machine to the new domain. 

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