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Do the accounts have a .domain name after them?<br />
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Can you post an example of the user profiles window?
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Do the accounts have a .domain name after them?

Can you post an example of the user profiles window?

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Hello Trgassijr55,<br />
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Please see the image I've posted.<br />
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Thanks very much for your comment Dan.<br />
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Hello Trgassijr55,

Please see the image I've posted.

Thanks very much for your comment Dan.
User-Accounts-Window.jpg [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2015/02_w07/897645/User-Accounts-Window.jpg]

User-Accounts-Window.jpg

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I did an Active Directory migration last year to merge a subsidiary company into our domain/forest. &nbsp;Everything is working fine but I have just discovered that many of the Windows 7 computers which were migrated are now showing duplicate user profiles in the User Profiles window, even though I ran the security translation wizard before the user logged on to their computer after the computer account had been migrated to the target domain. &nbsp;Windows Explorer shows only one user profile per person. &nbsp;Should I be concerned?
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I did an Active Directory migration last year to merge a subsidiary company into our domain/forest.  Everything is working fine but I have just discovered that many of the Windows 7 computers which were migrated are now showing duplicate user profiles in the User Profiles window, even though I ran the security translation wizard before the user logged on to their computer after the computer account had been migrated to the target domain.  Windows Explorer shows only one user profile per person.  Should I be concerned?

Duplicate User Profiles in Windows 7

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Active Directory

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