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Change Location of User Folder in Windows 7
hi All,
I have just upgraded my hard disk...(Solid State Upgrade) and reinstalled Windows and all applications because I also upgraded from Windows 32 bit to 64bit.
I would like to point the users folder to another Drive. What is the best way to do this?
Thanks
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I have just upgraded my hard disk...(Solid State Upgrade) and reinstalled Windows and all applications because I also upgraded from Windows 32 bit to 64bit.
I would like to point the users folder to another Drive. What is the best way to do this?
Thanks
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Change the NTFS permissions so they are the same as the original folders were.
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Sorry I have tried doing this... but getting lost on how - can you point to me to where I can find a guide.
Windows NTFS permissions have always confused me.
Windows NTFS permissions have always confused me.
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I used Option 1 in the Seven Forums link and it worked very well.... it now is done. However the issue that I have is with the Guest Account and Security Settings.
That is.... my Guest Account can view all the files in the Data F: Drive.
Any ideas?