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thanks guys. &nbsp;I should have mentioned that I did try rebuilding it. &nbsp;I deleted the problematic users profile, and let the OS rebuild. &nbsp;It seems to exist for this one user somehow, so now I wanted to see what it does when I take a GOOD user and apply the profile settings to the user.
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thanks guys.  I should have mentioned that I did try rebuilding it.  I deleted the problematic users profile, and let the OS rebuild.  It seems to exist for this one user somehow, so now I wanted to see what it does when I take a GOOD user and apply the profile settings to the user.

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strangely, rebuilding the profile a 2nd time works now. &nbsp;chalk this one up to a Windows glitch all around! &nbsp;Thanks guys
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strangely, rebuilding the profile a 2nd time works now.  chalk this one up to a Windows glitch all around!  Thanks guys

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Hello - I'm unclear on how to copy one Windows Server 2008R2 user profile settings to another user on a network. &nbsp;We have a glitch that is happening in one users account, and another user that is working. &nbsp;I want to apply the working user's profile settings on top of the problematic user, to see if it fixes the problem. &nbsp;Can this be done?<br />
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Hello - I'm unclear on how to copy one Windows Server 2008R2 user profile settings to another user on a network.  We have a glitch that is happening in one users account, and another user that is working.  I want to apply the working user's profile settings on top of the problematic user, to see if it fixes the problem.  Can this be done?

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How to copy one Windows Server 2008R2 user profile settings to another user on a network

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