What you are seeing is the default behavior. Regardless of the name change,
it's almost impossible to change all of the thousands of registry entries,
folders, and other pointers that are associated with a users account name.
The only solution is to create a new user account, copy all of the folder
and settings to the new user account, and then deleate the original account.
--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User
"Ash" <Ash@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EA7F5076-4C6F-4EA4-B20B-34C05EC667DD@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I've recently made a clean install of Windows Vista. The other day i
> changed
> my username, which seem to go correctly at first... the user account name
> changed, the folder name on my desktop changed to the new account name.
> However when i look into C:\Users\... the Username of the folder in there
> is
> still the old account name, when i navigate into this folder it takes me
> to
> my correct directory, but the name is incorrect. This also is apparent
> when
> viewing active process's, it is still showing they are under the old
> account
> name even though i have changed it.
>
> If anyone knows of any solutions to make it show the correct account namei
> t
> would be much appreciated! Thanks kindly in advance!
>
> - Ash