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Merge user profiles in Win 10

Started by wobblerlorri , Feb 28 2018 04:09 PM

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#1 wobblerlorri

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Posted 28 February 2018 - 04:09 PM

I recently gave my son my old computer, since I wasn't using it and I have a new laptop. I have Windows 10 Pro on the tower computer I gave him.

The problem is he has been logging in under my profile and has installed programs under that. I need to know how to merge my old profile with his new profile, both administrators, so he has access to everything he's done on his computer since I gave it to him. I haven't done anything except create a new user acct for him under his name and email. Im going to make it an admin acct before I do anything.

I've seen where you copy everything except the Nt*.* files to a third folder, then under the new profile move those to the new profile's directory. Is that the best way?

Thanks,

Lorri