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| Brummy ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Join Date: Jan 2008 Vista Home Premium 32bit
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| How to move My Document to Dpartition I would like to move My Documents folder from C partition to D partition in my laptop. C is my system partition and D is the data partition. The reason I am doing this is to keep all my data in D partition. I do appreciate any help. Thank you in advance. |
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| Re: How to move My Document to Dpartition brummyfan wrote:
the "My" directories you see are virtual directories, junctions there for backwards compatibility with older programs that expect to find "My Documents". The actual location of your stuff is C:\Users\your-user-account\[Documents] [Downloads] etc. (This assumes a system drive of C:\ of course.) Now, to answer your question. You should not attempt to move the entire user directory but you can relocate Documents, Downloads, Music, etc. From the expert "brink": To move the Documents folder to another location (like another partition or hard drive), right-click on the Documents folder and click Properties, then you'll find a tab called Location. Use the Move-button to move the folder to another location. Personal User Shell Folders - Move Location HTH, Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User | ||||||||||||
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| Brummy ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Join Date: Jan 2008 Vista Home Premium 32bit
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| Re: How to move My Document to Dpartition Hi Malke Thank you for your quick response and the suggestion, I am not going to mess with moving my Folders or Files but I have used the Partition Tool within the system and deleted the D(data) partition and extended the C(system) partition to make a single partition and I am quite happy with this set up. I have only one OS and my requirements do not need two partitions. You guys are doing a fantastic service to the community and I do really appreciate it. |
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| Re: How to move My Document to Dpartition brummyfan wrote:
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