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I'd like to set up an account with a profile which has a home folder on a
different partition -- not in c:\users. I've tried changing the Home folder "local path" location in Computer Management Local Users and Groups Users (accountname) Properties Profile. So this does create a set of folders (Documents, Music, Pictures, etc.) in the specified location. However, When you access "(accountname)", "Documents", "Music", "Pictures", etc. from the start menu, you are accessing folders in c:\users\accountname. After all these years, is there any way to create or move user profile Home folders to a location other than the default? TIA. -Jeremy |
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Create the folder in the desired location right click the right folder
select share apply share then move your folder to it. "yirm" wrote in message ... I'd like to set up an account with a profile which has a home folder on a different partition -- not in c:\users. I've tried changing the Home folder "local path" location in Computer Management Local Users and Groups Users (accountname) Properties Profile. So this does create a set of folders (Documents, Music, Pictures, etc.) in the specified location. However, When you access "(accountname)", "Documents", "Music", "Pictures", etc. from the start menu, you are accessing folders in c:\users\accountname. After all these years, is there any way to create or move user profile Home folders to a location other than the default? TIA. -Jeremy |