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Thanks! That did the trick! Sure would love to know how it vanished in the first place if you might happen to know. Well done! Thanks for the prompt, accurate reply!
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It seems name of your profile was changed. But this is not the only reason. It may happen that you haven't touched it at all. Don't have much idea in that that case...
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A user (which is an admin user) on Windows 7 Pro (32-bit) has had their User folder vanish from c:\Users.<br />
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Oddly it is still there if you navigate to it directly, and there is a &quot;system folder&quot; on the desktop.<br />
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I am stumped, but I want it back to &quot;normal&quot; and would live your advice! Thanks!<br />
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Here is a screencast of the problem. I hope it helps. (Happy to provide others if needed)<br />
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<a href="http://screencast.com/t/HmqQotJKL" rel="ugc">http://screencast.com/t/HmqQotJKL</a><br />

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A user (which is an admin user) on Windows 7 Pro (32-bit) has had their User folder vanish from c:\Users.

Oddly it is still there if you navigate to it directly, and there is a "system folder" on the desktop.

I am stumped, but I want it back to "normal" and would live your advice! Thanks!

Here is a screencast of the problem. I hope it helps. (Happy to provide others if needed)

http://screencast.com/t/HmqQotJKL


Thanks! That did the trick! Sure would love to know how it vanished in the first place if you might happen to know. Well done! Thanks for the prompt, accurate reply!

It seems name of your profile was changed. But this is not the only reason. It may happen that you haven&#39;t touched it at all. Don&#39;t have much idea in that that case...

User folder missing or hidden from c:\users

A user (which is an admin user) on Windows 7 Pro (32-bit) has had their User folder vanish from c:\Users.

Oddly it is still there if you navigate to it directly, and there is a &quot;system folder&quot; on the desktop.

I am stumped, but I want it back to &quot;normal&quot; and would live your advice! Thanks!

Here is a screencast of the problem. I hope it helps. (Happy to provide others if needed)

http://screencast.com/t/HmqQotJKL


Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.