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We use the Microsoft User State Migration Tool 3.0 It works off the network if everything is in the right folders you before you run the tool it saves you a lot of time and you can do as many as you like at one time. The link to the tool is here.<br />
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We use the Microsoft User State Migration Tool 3.0 It works off the network if everything is in the right folders you before you run the tool it saves you a lot of time and you can do as many as you like at one time. The link to the tool is here.
 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc722032.aspx [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc722032.aspx]
 
 


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If you are you roaming profiles you don't need to bother about moving profiles between workstations.
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If you are you roaming profiles you don't need to bother about moving profiles between workstations.

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Several options but OP35 presented a good one.
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Several options but OP35 presented a good one.

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We are replacing\upgrading about 200 workstations on our domain. &nbsp;Each machine has a local profile for the various users. &nbsp;We are replacing the actual PC with an upgraded one. &nbsp;One way or another I need to copy the user's profile and files from the old one to the new. &nbsp;I can do it manually. &nbsp;However, I am hoping there is an utility which may make the process quicker and more efficient.<br />
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We are replacing\upgrading about 200 workstations on our domain.  Each machine has a local profile for the various users.  We are replacing the actual PC with an upgraded one.  One way or another I need to copy the user's profile and files from the old one to the new.  I can do it manually.  However, I am hoping there is an utility which may make the process quicker and more efficient.



Need to move profiles from one machine to another

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