xman san
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Set users profile in D drive
In recently,we need to create ghost file for new pc.
However, user request set the users profile in D dive
in stead of C drive for login Win7.
please help!
However, user request set the users profile in D dive
in stead of C drive for login Win7.
please help!
LockDown32
You want to clone a computer but for some reason the Profiles on this computer are on drive D? Are you looking at it from within Windows for from the Ghost console?
ASKER
We want to make the clone win7 sourse but
the login profile locate in D drive.
ii.e. D:\Users
the login profile locate in D drive.
ii.e. D:\Users
Sorry xman but I am still struggling. You want to clone a WIndows 7 computer but during the clone you want to move the profiles to drive D:?
That can't be done. If the profiles are on Drive C: on the source they will be on Drive C: on the clone. That is what a clone does. I have never tried it but you might (after it is cloned) be able to copy the profiles to drive D: and edit the registry point to the new profiles but it would be tricky. Why do you want the profiles on Drive D:?
That can't be done. If the profiles are on Drive C: on the source they will be on Drive C: on the clone. That is what a clone does. I have never tried it but you might (after it is cloned) be able to copy the profiles to drive D: and edit the registry point to the new profiles but it would be tricky. Why do you want the profiles on Drive D:?
ASKER
Sorry of make you misunderstalnding!
Firstly,I want to setup one pc without any computer
information but it
include profile save in D drive
Afterthen,I will clone for deploy many same kind of pc.
Firstly,I want to setup one pc without any computer
information but it
include profile save in D drive
Afterthen,I will clone for deploy many same kind of pc.
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ASKER
Good,let me try.
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I am going to object. The solution I offered will work. The fact that the original poster has abandoned the question is kind of moot. The solution is there if he would try it and respond.
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