Hi. How can I redirect the "user's" folders ("user", documents, images,
etc.) to be in D: drive instead of C: drive? Is it possible? In XP you use
the properties tab to relocate My Documents, but in Vista I can't find the
properties for these folders.



Thanks.
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Nicolas

"Nicolas" <Nicolas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> Hi. How can I redirect the "user's" folders ("user", documents, images,
> etc.) to be in D: drive instead of C: drive? Is it possible? In XP you
> use
> the properties tab to relocate My Documents, but in Vista I can't find the
> properties for these folders.

Open the user account folder you want to redirect, \Users\<Username>, right
click on the particular folder such as Documents | Properties | Location
tab.

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Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]

Thanks man, I think that will work.
--
Nicolas


"Rock" wrote:

> "Nicolas" <Nicolas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> > Hi. How can I redirect the "user's" folders ("user", documents, images,
> > etc.) to be in D: drive instead of C: drive? Is it possible? In XP you
> > use
> > the properties tab to relocate My Documents, but in Vista I can't find the
> > properties for these folders.
>
> Open the user account folder you want to redirect, \Users\<Username>, right
> click on the particular folder such as Documents | Properties | Location
> tab.
>
> --
> Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]
>
>

Sorry, but I still have a problem. I'm "User" on my computer, and "User" has
all administration rights. (Under C:\Users there are three folders: Default,
Public and User; all my personal data (such as custom.dic) is stored under
User).

However, if I go to the properties of User's Documents folder, I don't have
a Location tab... What can I do to resolve this?

Thankx in advance for your time,
Gerhard


"Rock" wrote:

> "Nicolas" <Nicolas@xxxxxx> wrote

> > Hi. How can I redirect the "user's" folders ("user", documents, images,
> > etc.) to be in D: drive instead of C: drive? Is it possible? In XP you
> > use
> > the properties tab to relocate My Documents, but in Vista I can't find the
> > properties for these folders.

>
> Open the user account folder you want to redirect, \Users\<Username>, right
> click on the particular folder such as Documents | Properties | Location
> tab.
>
> --
> Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]
>
>