How do I copy a local profile to a domain profile?

Go to documents and settings under the local hard drive, and you will see the domain users account folder, select it and hit the ok button. Once the computer finishes copying the local user profile to the domain users profile, log into the domain profile and verify the domain profile is the same as the local profile.

Can I convert a local user to a domain user?

4 Replies. Use Windows Easy Transfer to backup the Local user profile, then add the computer to the domain, log in with the user’s domain account, use Windows Easy Transfer to import the user data into the new profile.

How do I copy a domain user to a local account in Windows 10?

3 Answers

1. Reboot computer.
2. Login as a local admin.
3. Right-click “My Computer”, choose Properties.
4. Advanced User Settings, User Profiles Settings, click “Settings”
5. Highlight the previous user, click “Copy To”
6. In the “Copy To” dialog box, browse to the profile of the new user and click ok on the “Browse” dialog box.

How do I connect my domain to a local account?

6 Answers

1. Join them to the domain.
2. Login with their domain credentials, logout.
3. Login as local administrator (not the old account, not the new one, a 3rd local admin)
4. Right click My Computer and select properties.
5. Select advanced system settings.
6. Go to the Advanced tab.
7. Click settings under user profiles.

How do I copy my domain name to my local profile?

Launch the software > Next > Select the profile you want to copy from. Select your domain name > Enter the logon name for the ‘DOMAIN USER’ you want to copy the profile to > Next > Next. Verdict: Of the two, this ones quicker, more intuitive and free.

How to migrate local user profile to domain profile?

Migrating local user profile to domain user profile is an easy to follow process. You simply copy the data from the local profile to the domain profile folder. But what if the user has over 20 GB of data on his/her profile?

How to copy one profile to another in Windows 10?

If you are using window 10, 8, 8.1, 7 or Vista then go to Control Panel>> System & Security>> System>> Advance system security then click setting under the User profile and select the profile in which you want to copy the file and click Copy to, and enter the name and browse the profile which one you want to overwrite.

Where to find local user profile in Windows XP?

If you navigate to User profiles folder (C:\\document and setting for windows XP) you will notice that there are local profile and domain profile for user Mahyar which is our test user account. Right-click on Local profile folder and navigate to Security tab.