Windows XP - Deleting User - Creating New User

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Guest

I need help in deleting an ex-employee as a user on a computer and creating a
new user.
However, I want to keep all the information, access, programs, etc. that
currently exists under the old user profile and have them load when the new
user logs on.
How should I do this?
 
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philo

Trulife said:
I need help in deleting an ex-employee as a user on a computer and creating a
new user.
However, I want to keep all the information, access, programs, etc. that
currently exists under the old user profile and have them load when the new
user logs on.
How should I do this?


It would be easiest to just edit the old user's properties
and change the user name
 
G

Guest

Thank you....I'm feeling rather "duhh" right now. Sometimes the simplest,
best answers are the least obvious!!
 
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philo

Trulife said:
Thank you....I'm feeling rather "duhh" right now. Sometimes the simplest,
best answers are the least obvious!!


Maybe it would have been even easier to have hired a new person who had the
same name as the
previous employee :)
 
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philo

Trulife said:
good one!
Can you help me with an outlook - old user/new user question?
:

Sorry, I'm not familiar with Outlook..
but you could probably ask on a new thread
or in an Outlook newsgroup
 
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Bruce Chambers

Trulife said:
I need help in deleting an ex-employee as a user on a computer and creating a
new user.
However, I want to keep all the information, access, programs, etc. that
currently exists under the old user profile and have them load when the new
user logs on.
How should I do this?


HOW TO Create and Configure User Accounts in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;279783

How to Copy User Data to a New User Profile
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;811151


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