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It sounds like IconsCache.db is corrupted. &nbsp;You may want to look at this TechNet thread for some suggestions:<br />
<a href="http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproui/thread/d5efec0c-e967-4127-b217-15da34d7fb00" rel="ugc nofollow">http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproui/thread/d5efec0c-e967-4127-b217-15da34d7fb00</a><br />
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Depending on how many workstations you have you could fix them by hand or script the solution and push it out.
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It sounds like IconsCache.db is corrupted.  You may want to look at this TechNet thread for some suggestions:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproui/thread/d5efec0c-e967-4127-b217-15da34d7fb00 [http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproui/thread/d5efec0c-e967-4127-b217-15da34d7fb00]

Depending on how many workstations you have you could fix them by hand or script the solution and push it out.

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Awarding points but I am not sure the &nbsp;IconsCache.db &nbsp;was bad. <br />
Anyway, see my notes above..
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Awarding points but I am not sure the  IconsCache.db  was bad.
Anyway, see my notes above..

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We are moving from a workgroup to a domain enviornment.<br />
Weare running all Windows 7 Pro worksations and Enterprise Office 2010 .<br />
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after running migwiz and saving our workgroup profile , we added the computer to the domain ,Logged in as the user (to create the profile), &nbsp;logged out and back in as a domain administrator and then restored the user profile.<br />
Everything worked except that the &nbsp;Office icons are blank. The file association is there, but the ikons do not show &quot;W&quot; for Word, &quot;X&quot; for excel, etc.<br />
We only migrated the user profile and not the &nbsp;(larger) shared profile.
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We are moving from a workgroup to a domain enviornment.
Weare running all Windows 7 Pro worksations and Enterprise Office 2010 .

after running migwiz and saving our workgroup profile , we added the computer to the domain ,Logged in as the user (to create the profile),  logged out and back in as a domain administrator and then restored the user profile.
Everything worked except that the  Office icons are blank. The file association is there, but the ikons do not show "W" for Word, "X" for excel, etc.
We only migrated the user profile and not the  (larger) shared profile.

MIGwiz problem

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