Вроде чего то раскопал... в Windows Resource Kit Tools есть приблуда, кот. называется moveuser
От нее кусочек хелпа:
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User profiles store settings that control the appearance of user desktops as well as information about the
most recently used files. By default, user profiles are created and stored on the local computer. A user
profile is associated with the security identifier (SID) of the user account and access permissions are only
granted to the user account that created the user profile. When a user account is moved to a new domain,
the user, by default, no longer has access to the old user profile.
moveuser [Domain\]OldUserAccount [Domain\]NewUserAccount [/c:Computer] [/k] [/y]
Parameters
OldUserAccount
Specifies a user who has a local profile. Specify domain and user names in the Domain/User or the user principal name (UPN) format. If Domain is omitted, OldUserAccount is assumed to belong to the domain of the current user.
NewUserAccount
Specifies the user who will own the OldUserAccount profile. This account must already exist. Specify domain and user names in the Domain/User or the user principal name (UPN) format. If Domain is omitted, NewUserAccount is assumed to belong to the domain of the current user.
/c:Computer
Specifies a remote computer on which to make the changes. If omitted, the local computer is assumed. Use this parameter to move the user profile to a new computer.
/k
Specifies that OldUserAccount resides in the local database of the computer and should not be deleted after the profile is moved.
/y
Directs MoveUser to overwrite any existing profiles
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Не очень понятно поможет ли она мне, в моем бездоменном  случае.... увидим... |
