Hey, I'm kinda looking for a best practice on this.
A member of staff was accidentally deleted off the AD and instead of restoring the account it was rebuilt. Out of my hands, it happened. The person who rebuilt it is out but we know he recreated new associations in SharePoint, CRM, etc. and we don't want to lose don't work.
My problem is that the old user profile and data is on the local machine but I want to know the best way to copy the data over, to preserve as much settings, saved passwords, etc. as possible. Because the new AD account is identically named to the old one, I can't log in and use something like Easy Transfer. I've tested editing the profileList in regedit but the results haven't been predictable.
Any help?
A member of staff was accidentally deleted off the AD and instead of restoring the account it was rebuilt. Out of my hands, it happened. The person who rebuilt it is out but we know he recreated new associations in SharePoint, CRM, etc. and we don't want to lose don't work.
My problem is that the old user profile and data is on the local machine but I want to know the best way to copy the data over, to preserve as much settings, saved passwords, etc. as possible. Because the new AD account is identically named to the old one, I can't log in and use something like Easy Transfer. I've tested editing the profileList in regedit but the results haven't been predictable.
Any help?
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