Matt

No worries. For context originally I created a temp account and tried exactly the same process and when I got to run the dpapimig.exe command it prompted for a password entered every password I could think of to no success. So the import couldn't be completed. So basically I followed Section I as normal. I followed Section II as normal as well. For Section III I booted up a spare domain joined laptop and logged in for the first time. I moved all the keys from the old WUA folder to the new WUA folder....

No worries. For context originally I created a temp account and tried exactly the same process and when I got to run the dpapimig.exe command it prompted for a password entered every password I could think of. So the import couldn't be completed. So basically I followed Section I as normal. I followed Section II as normal as well. For Section III I booted up a spare domain joined laptop and logged in for the first time. I moved all the keys from the old WUA folder to the new WUA folder. One thing...

No worries. So basically I followed Section I as normal. I followed Section II as normal as well. For Section III I booted up a spare domain joined laptop and logged in for the first time. I moved all the keys from the old WUA folder to the new WUA folder. One thing to mention is that the folders had the same name when I copied them across and I also had two files that I overwrote. I don't think you need to overwrite files but I did. The SID of my account within the domain is shared which is why...

No worries. So basically I followed Section I as normal. I followed Section II as normal as well. For Section III I booted up a spare domain joined laptop and logged in for the first time. I moved all the keys from the old WUA folder to the new WUA folder. One thing to mention is that the folders had the same name when I copied them across and I also had two files that I overwrote. I don't think you need to overwrite files but I did. The SID of my account within the domain is shared which is why...

No worries. So basically I followed Section I as normal. I followed Section II as normal as well. For Section III I booted up a spare domain joined laptop and logged in for the first time. I moved all the keys from the old WUA folder to the new WUA folder. One thing to mention is that the folders had the same name when I copied them across and I also had two files that I overwrote. I don't think you need to overwrite files but I did. The SID of my account within the domain is shared which is why...

@Paul You are a godsend. I'd given up on it just tried it a different way I'm not too sure if I should leave a post on the main thread there however this worked for me. If the Windows User is a domain account, I logged onto the domain account on a different computer copied across those keys, then I imported the registry keys and for the values I set the computer name to the previous computers name and the username to DOMAIN\<username> and then I ran dpapimig.exe. Importantly this time I didn't get...

@Paul You are a godsend. I'd given up on it just tried it a different way I'm not too sure if I should leave a post on the main thread there however this worked for me. If the Windows User is a domain account, I logged onto the domain account on a different computer copied across those keys, then I imported the registry keys and for the values I set the computer name to the previous computers name and the username to DOMAIN\<username> and then I ran dpapimig.exe. Importantly this time I didn't get...

@Paul You are a godsend. I'd given up on it just tried it a different way I'm not too sure if I should leave a post on the main thread there however this worked for me. If the Windows User is a domain account, I logged onto the domain account on a different computer copied across those keys, then I imported the registry keys and for the values I set the computer name to the previous computers name and the username to DOMAIN\<username> and then I run dpapimig.exe. Importantly this time I didn't get...