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Thanks for the quick response. I looked at that tool you mentioned but let me present the scenario better so you can see what i'm looking for:<br />
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We need a tool that will allow us to do the following<br />
-Back up user (s) profiles on the OLD domain.<br />
-Reimage the computer with our standard image OR replace machine with a newer one if needed.<br />
-Join machine to our domain.<br />
-Put the user (s) profiles back &quot;on the NEW domain&quot;<br />
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That tool (unless im missing something) will not store the setting on a specified location where i can retrieve it later and restore. See?<br />
Thanks again!!
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Thanks for the quick response. I looked at that tool you mentioned but let me present the scenario better so you can see what i'm looking for:

We need a tool that will allow us to do the following
-Back up user (s) profiles on the OLD domain.
-Reimage the computer with our standard image OR replace machine with a newer one if needed.
-Join machine to our domain.
-Put the user (s) profiles back "on the NEW domain"

That tool (unless im missing something) will not store the setting on a specified location where i can retrieve it later and restore. See?
Thanks again!!

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Won't blow smoke, &nbsp;I'd have to test USMT to know if it meeds all those requirements.<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Mike
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Won't blow smoke,  I'd have to test USMT to know if it meeds all those requirements.

Thanks

Mike

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I just wanted to add that even though your initial suggestion was not what i was looking for I actually used that tool in a different project I it totally rocked! Very easy to use and very eficient<br />
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Thanks!!!
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I just wanted to add that even though your initial suggestion was not what i was looking for I actually used that tool in a different project I it totally rocked! Very easy to use and very eficient

Thanks!!!

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We need to migrate users from domain A to B and i heard that USMT will allow you to do this smoothly but there is some tweaking to do. Do you guys know how to do this?<br />
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Thanks
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We need to migrate users from domain A to B and i heard that USMT will allow you to do this smoothly but there is some tweaking to do. Do you guys know how to do this?

Thanks

Can you use USMT to migrate users settings across domain?

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