You say it is a brand new computer. I have to assume Vista pre-installed as
you don't say which way it is installed.
You don't give the G size of the Partitions.
"D" could be the Vista Recovery Partition installed by the computer
manufacturer, in the event of an OS failure.
If that is the case, don't touch it.
"dmart" wrote:
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> My brand new laptop has its large single disk partitioned into C and D
> with the operating system and user folders on C. I want some of the
> user folders (eg. documents, pictures, music) to point to D and store
> the data there. I've seen plenty of posts on ways to do this in VISTA
> - including Ed Bott's - but all have failed on my system.
>
> My attempts result in one or more problems:
> - end up with two folders with the same name under user folders in C
> - no connection to data in D
> - worst of all, "Local Disk D" ends up as a user folder under C!
>
> I even installed Tweak VI and used that - but it failed too.
>
> I've seen a few other posts with the same problem, but no solution.
> Any new ideas?
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