I want to be able to rename certain directories like \Documents and
Settings and \Program Files. It's my way of doing a clean install w/out
losing important things. Unforunately, the recovery console doesn't let
you do that. I tried using the SET option, then I was told that I have
to enable it with the "Security Configuration and analysis snap-in".
Well, I started the mmc and there isn't one available to me. Probably
because I have the Home Edition Service Pack 1. (I don't trust 2).
So how do I just rename these directories? If there's another way to
enable those SET commands in the recovery console, that'd be good too.

See http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1290/

and

http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1289/

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"Jo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>I want to be able to rename certain directories like \Documents and
> Settings and \Program Files. It's my way of doing a clean install w/out
> losing important things. Unforunately, the recovery console doesn't let
> you do that. I tried using the SET option, then I was told that I have
> to enable it with the "Security Configuration and analysis snap-in".
> Well, I started the mmc and there isn't one available to me. Probably
> because I have the Home Edition Service Pack 1. (I don't trust 2).
> So how do I just rename these directories? If there's another way to
> enable those SET commands in the recovery console, that'd be good too.
>