What you're probably seeing is the default desktop for a new user. When you now log in as a domain user instead of a workgroup user it is a
different user to the system and will therefore get a new default
desktop. Try copying the profile over by opening My Computer ->
Properties -> Advanced -> User Profiles.
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Jamie M Vachon
[MVP Windows SDK]
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