Local Win7 user configuration files are migrated to domain users, while win7 configuration files are migrated.

Local Win7 user configuration files are migrated to domain users, while win7 configuration files are migrated.

I. Overview:

Recently, I am working on adding domains. Most of my PCs are Windows 7. I have used Microsoft's USMT 4.0 and 5.0 tools for migration. However, I have not found any good article on command line errors.

The migration method in this article is very special, using the Windows default configuration file. First, copy the local user configuration file to the default configuration file. After the first login, the domain user automatically applies the default configuration file for migration, after the migration is complete, you need to restore the Default directory of the Default configuration file. Otherwise, new users will apply the configuration file. During the copy process, you may encounter permission issues. To solve these problems, the domain user must have the local administrator permission. After copying and pasting, the permission is automatically changed to the default permission, to overwrite. In addition, I use the copy/xcopy command to copy files that have failed due to permission issues, so I cannot use batch processing for automation. This requires guidance from Daniel.

● Default configuration file: each new user will copy the configuration file from the Default template "C: \ Users \ Default" to "C: \ Users \ new user ".

● Related documents:

XP moveuser migration: http://www.cnblogs.com/sjy000/articles/4671181.html

UMST automatic migration Script: http://www.cnblogs.com/sjy000/articles/4670658.html

Microsoft UMST documentation: https://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/hh825256.aspx

 

After copying and pasting, the permission is reset:

 

Default Configuration File Permissions:

 

Ii. Configuration:

Example: Temporary domain user tmp, local user user1, domain user test

1. Add tmp and test to the local Administrators Group.

2. Use the temporary domain user tmp to log on. Copy "C: \ Users \ user1" to "user1-Copy", and copy "C: \ Users \ Default" to "Default-Copy"

3. Cover all files from "C: \ Users \ user1-Copy" to "C: \ Users \ Default"

4. log in with user1

5. Restore "C: \ Users \ Default" and delete the copy.