Windows 10: Help with new Win 11: migration of WinndowsOS10 account to new WIn11 machiune pro in both...

I want to transfer my profile from my Win 10 Pro to my Win 11 Pro machine, so that files from the old will keep the same permissions on the new.My idea is, when the transfer of the account profile is complete, then the I transfer files from old to new - the permissions in the old will perfectly match my usage and the system usage on the new machine.I admit to not being an expert. What I'm trying to avoid: in using past machine-to-machine copies I've not always been able to access newly copied files. In those times, I did not try to transfer my machine signin/login profile. Now realizing the

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Win 10 Pro account management

hi, all --

I just bought my wife a new Dell laptop with Win 10 Pro installed. She has signed in as herself, with her email address. This first account has admin privileges. How do I create a second USER account for her? Win 10 does not permit the same email address
on two accounts.

(Previously, we would have an admin account solely for installs / uninstalls, etc., and other strictly user accounts for normal, day-to-day working. Is there a new model here?)

And the next step will be copying/migrating her user profile from the older Win 7 Pro laptop to the new. Is there anything about user accounts that would matter for this?

Thanks in advance,

John Kwasnik

 

How to migrate to a new HDD

My HP Envy 23 all in one 10 pt touch screen began giving me the ol Smart drive detects imminent HDD Failure.

So I got a new 1 TB drive and everything is backed up on another external drive.

How do I migrate to a new drive all my windows account settings?

If I use the on-board recovery it will load and install the original Win 8.1. I had upgraded to Windows 10 Pro. So do I need to just use my old win pro disk and reinstall windows and all my programs again?

Is there anyway to image the whole drive with all my programs, registry files and the lot and paste it onto the new drive?

Any easier suggestions than reinstalling everything would be great?

Anyone know how to do this?

Thanks Chette

 

New accounts

Hi,



Welcome to Microsoft Community. Your interest in Windows 10 is much appreciated.

If the issue doesn't persists with new User Account, I would suggest you to fix the corrupted user account and check.

Method 1:

To create a new User Account follow these steps:

• Click on Start. Click on
  Settings.
• Type ‘Add, delete and manage other user accounts’ in search box.
• Now click on ‘Add someone else to this pc’.
• And follow the instructions to create a new User Account.

Method 2: To fix the corrupted User Account, refer to the below link and try the suggestion of Jessen P replied on November 5, 2013:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...orrupted/db0e2a74-7d2a-4551-bb45-15eff36590df

Keep us posted if you face any issues on windows in future. We will be glad to help you.