experts and pros... I would like to "migrate" or "merge" an account on my Windows XP computer to/with the Admin account, till now unactivated. The reason I don't want to simply activate and copy the stuff is because I use very specific applications and pathes that I would like to preserve the way they are. Thanks for your help!
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I have used "User Profile Wizard". It works fine.
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I just used it. Simple and good, just the way I like a software... Thanks. – waszkiewicz Jul 01 '09 at 12:04
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Maybe NTFS junction points or hardlinks will do the trick here 's a gui tool for that purpose: hardlinkshell utility
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Ok, I'm trying it right away. It looks like it's working fine... for now! Thanks. – waszkiewicz Jun 30 '09 at 08:50
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Windows already has a solution for you. In System properties you can simply copy a profile to another account.
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I have used the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard before. Works about as good as Microsoft could manage (works great 90% of the time). Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools.
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No, it's actually on the same machine. I think the Windows tool can only deal with two separate Windows installation, am I wrong? – waszkiewicz Jul 01 '09 at 10:54