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"are you saying that if the profile already exist? and you call autocad with /p it will set it current but will not override the existing profile?"
No. I'm saying that the /p switch can only set an existing profile (exists in the registry) current. This means the profile you specify must already be one that would normally appear in the list of available profiles on the Profiles tab of the Options command. So, if the profile you specify does not exist in the registry, then AutoCAD will create a new profile (in the registry) based on default AutoCAD settings and it will name it based on the name you specify, and then set that profile current. (AutoCAD actually issues an alert before this happens.)
"have you notice when switching to another profile autocad does copy the starup suite list of the current profile to the target profile?"
I agree, based on my own limited testing, that AutoCAD seems to "distribute" the Startup Suite contents registry settings to all existing profiles (in the registry) when the Startup Suite contents are changed. This is why I think you must do an import of a saved profile (ARG file) if you want to change Startup Suite contents by changing the profile. (But I'm not certain that this will work, either. Honestly, I have not had time to test this thoroughly.)