Windows tips How to transfer a domain user's profile to a different drive letter outside of the C drive ——--a domain environment

The most common task for IT staff is to reinstall the system, but a variety of it practitioners have to face the problem, that is, to reinstall the system before the backup problem, it is possible to directly transfer the user files to non-C disk other than the letter? The answer is yes.

Give me a chestnut:

A domain where the company environment is test. One of the employees is test001.

Method One:

Use the ROBOCOPY RMDIR command on the DOS command line to migrate, but there is one drawback: you need to open the DOS window for input in the last step before installing the system, so the problem comes up. For a large number of installation systems per day, this efficiency is very low .

The following are the specific operating procedures (from the network, please refer to)

In the process of installing WINDOWS7, when asked to enter a user name and password, the first time to enter any information,

Press "SHIFT+F10" to call out the DOS window and enter the following command:

ROBOCOPY "C:\Users" "D:\Users"/e/copyall/xj

RMDIR "C:\Users"/s/q

MKLINK /j "C:\Users" "D:\Users"

Method Two:

What I'm sharing with you here is another very simple approach, and this approach addresses all of the logged-on computer account information. There is no single fix problem, only one registry key value can be modified. The following is the exact location of the key value: 650) this.width=650; "Src=" http://s3.51cto.com/wyfs02/M01/6E/05/wKiom1VxKnPDTCdUAAL0rhKU1ZU597.jpg " Title= "2015-06-05_124933.png" style= "Color:rgb (69,69,69); Font-family:tahoma, Helvetica, Arial, Stheiti;line-height : 28px;white-space:normal; "alt=" wkiom1vxknpdtcduaal0rhku1zu597.jpg "/>

After the modification is complete, all the generated domain users will be on the D drive after restarting the computer plus domain. The advantage is that you'll never have to worry about reinstalling your system again later.

In addition extended:

You can change the value of this key to a batch, or you can put it into the template system when the MDT captures the image, again not repeating it.

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Windows tips How to transfer a domain user's profile to a different drive letter outside of the C drive ——--a domain environment