Downgrade and Profiles

permalink · 13/10/2006, 15h42

Hi

I have to downgrade a Windows 2000 computer joined to a 2000 server
domain to an NT Domain, same login name, and a I do not want to copy
every document, configuration and desktop items to another profile, so,
is there any way i can switch (login) from DOMAIN1 to DOMAIN2 without
loosing the profile?

Because i know that same login name is treated differently at OS level
with user.DOMAIN1 and user.domain2.

Thanks to all!

permalink · 17/10/2006, 14h45

Anyone ? Please?

Thanks

"Andrés g" <andy@nospam.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:%23Z$BvWt7GHA.4288@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Hi

>
> I have to downgrade a Windows 2000 computer joined to a 2000 server domain
> to an NT Domain, same login name, and a I do not want to copy every
> document, configuration and desktop items to another profile, so, is there
> any way i can switch (login) from DOMAIN1 to DOMAIN2 without loosing the
> profile?
>
> Because i know that same login name is treated differently at OS level
> with user.DOMAIN1 and user.domain2.
>
> Thanks to all!

permalink · 08/11/2006, 13h04

If the domains are trusting you should be able to choose
domain 2 in the drop down list for domains and the
domain 2 account / profile.

"Andrés g" <andy@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:%23Z$BvWt7GHA.4288@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Hi

>
> I have to downgrade a Windows 2000 computer joined to a 2000 server domain
> to an NT Domain, same login name, and a I do not want to copy every
> document, configuration and desktop items to another profile, so, is there
> any way i can switch (login) from DOMAIN1 to DOMAIN2 without loosing the
> profile?
>
> Because i know that same login name is treated differently at OS level
> with user.DOMAIN1 and user.domain2.
>
> Thanks to all!

permalink · 20/01/2007, 09h03

Log on as local Administrator.

Rename the user's original profile folder.
Remove any other profile-folders which have resulted from attempts to log-on
to domain 2.
Join the computer to domain 2, and log on as the user.
Log off, and back on as local Admin.
Check that this has created a correctly-named profile folder.
If so delete it, and rename the original back in its place.
Log on as user.

13/10/2006, 15h42	#1 (permalink)
Andrés g Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Downgrade and Profiles Hi I have to downgrade a Windows 2000 computer joined to a 2000 server domain to an NT Domain, same login name, and a I do not want to copy every document, configuration and desktop items to another profile, so, is there any way i can switch (login) from DOMAIN1 to DOMAIN2 without loosing the profile? Because i know that same login name is treated differently at OS level with user.DOMAIN1 and user.domain2. Thanks to all!

17/10/2006, 14h45	#2 (permalink)
andrès g Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Downgrade and Profiles Anyone ? Please? Thanks "Andrés g" <andy@nospam.com> escribió en el mensaje news:%23Z$BvWt7GHA.4288@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi > > I have to downgrade a Windows 2000 computer joined to a 2000 server domain > to an NT Domain, same login name, and a I do not want to copy every > document, configuration and desktop items to another profile, so, is there > any way i can switch (login) from DOMAIN1 to DOMAIN2 without loosing the > profile? > > Because i know that same login name is treated differently at OS level > with user.DOMAIN1 and user.domain2. > > Thanks to all!

08/11/2006, 13h04	#3 (permalink)
Michael Giorgio - MVP Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Downgrade and Profiles If the domains are trusting you should be able to choose domain 2 in the drop down list for domains and the domain 2 account / profile. "Andrés g" <andy@nospam.com> wrote in message news:%23Z$BvWt7GHA.4288@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi > > I have to downgrade a Windows 2000 computer joined to a 2000 server domain > to an NT Domain, same login name, and a I do not want to copy every > document, configuration and desktop items to another profile, so, is there > any way i can switch (login) from DOMAIN1 to DOMAIN2 without loosing the > profile? > > Because i know that same login name is treated differently at OS level > with user.DOMAIN1 and user.domain2. > > Thanks to all!

20/01/2007, 09h03	#4 (permalink)
Ian Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	RE: Downgrade and Profiles Log on as local Administrator. Rename the user's original profile folder. Remove any other profile-folders which have resulted from attempts to log-on to domain 2. Join the computer to domain 2, and log on as the user. Log off, and back on as local Admin. Check that this has created a correctly-named profile folder. If so delete it, and rename the original back in its place. Log on as user.

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