Migration of user configuration files in different domains (XP only)

 

In our daily work, we will encounter various scenarios. merging two different domains into the same domain involves migration of user configuration files. The following are the specific implementation steps.

Log on to the user's computer using an account with the local administrative permissions of the client, and perform the following operations in sequence:

Start-renew my computer-renew attributes-renew -⟩

Advanced-configure user configuration file-configure settings

First, check whether multiple accounts are logged on to the user's computer. If only one account is logged on, delete the configuration files of the redundant accounts (except for the local administrator and the account to be migrated)

Assume that you only need to migrate the metintl \ test. user Account, and delete the remaining accounts (except the local administrator account and metintl \ test. user ).

After deleting the account, click OK twice to exit.

Use the USMT user status migration software provided by Windows XP for migration.

The migration process is divided into two processes: SCANSTATE and LOADSTATE.

SCANSTATE is a process of collecting and packaging user configuration files. You can refer to the following parameters:

Scanstate/targetxp/localonly/I: migsys. xml/I: migapp. xml/I: miguser. xml/v: 13/ui: contoso \ TestUSMT/o c: \ profile

LOADSTATE is a process of restoring the user configuration file. You can refer to the following parameters:

Loadstate c: \ profile/I: migsys. xml/I: migapp. xml/I: miguser. xml/v: 13/l: loadstate. log/c/md: contoso.com: test.com/mu: contoso \ TestUSMT: test \ TestUSMT

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