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SonOfPirate
I am in the process of downgrading my home office and no longer need my
computers to be part of a domain. I'd like to remove them from the domain
but do not want to lose my user profile in the process. If I remember
correctly, when the computer is added to a domain, a new profile is created
so I am assuming the same thing will happen when I remove it.
I read a suggestion that I should manually create a local user and copy the
domain profile using Control Panel - System - Advanced - User Profiles - Copy
To button (after rebooting and logging in as Administrator) but the button is
always grayed out (disabled).
Even with this, I'm not confident that this will persist the entire profile.
I'd like to be able to simply remove the computer from the domain and have
use of it as if nothing changed - i.e. same wallpaper, desktop icons,
favorites, my docs, e-mail settings, etc.
Any suggestions?
computers to be part of a domain. I'd like to remove them from the domain
but do not want to lose my user profile in the process. If I remember
correctly, when the computer is added to a domain, a new profile is created
so I am assuming the same thing will happen when I remove it.
I read a suggestion that I should manually create a local user and copy the
domain profile using Control Panel - System - Advanced - User Profiles - Copy
To button (after rebooting and logging in as Administrator) but the button is
always grayed out (disabled).
Even with this, I'm not confident that this will persist the entire profile.
I'd like to be able to simply remove the computer from the domain and have
use of it as if nothing changed - i.e. same wallpaper, desktop icons,
favorites, my docs, e-mail settings, etc.
Any suggestions?