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Have to join a number of workstations to a new domain but I want to keep the same profile as before, Each WK has outlook/exchange on it....
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Have to join a number of workstations to a new domain but I want to keep the same profile as before, Each WK has outlook/exchange on it....

Disjoin/Join new domain, keep old pc profile

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