Transferring Accounts

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I'm trying to move all the files I have in my computer's administration
account into a user account, but I'm not sure how to do this. I've tried
moving all the files into the shared document folder, but when I try to
access it in the user account, I keep getting an error message with the files
that are in their own folders, saying that permission is denied. Then I've
tried placing the files directly into the user account's documents, but still
I get the same error message. So my question is how do you transfer files
over accounts?
 
schnub wrote:
>I'm trying to move all the files I have in my computer's administration
>account into a user account, but I'm not sure how to do this. I've tried
>moving all the files into the shared document folder, but when I try to
>access it in the user account, I keep getting an error message with the files
>that are in their own folders, saying that permission is denied. Then I've
>tried placing the files directly into the user account's documents, but still
>I get the same error message. So my question is how do you transfer files
>over accounts?

Schnub,

If you have a flash drive, you can transfer files over that.

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On Jun 7, 11:20 pm, schnub <sch...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to move all the files I have in my computer's administration
> account into a user account, but I'm not sure how to do this. I've tried
> moving all the files into the shared document folder, but when I try to
> access it in the user account, I keep getting an error message with the files
> that are in their own folders, saying that permission is denied. Then I've
> tried placing the files directly into the user account's documents, but still
> I get the same error message. So my question is how do you transfer files
> over accounts?

copy to c:
change the rights to Everyone
copy to new profile
 
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