I just posted "Why so many My Docs?" but I meant to write Why so many user
folders. I apologize for the error. Below's the previous post in case it
gets lost.


Thanks to this ng I have found solutions and answers to many questions
across time, it is a great resource .
Here are a few more questions:

- If I am the sole user and administrator( owner) of my XP SPF2 desktop, can
I get rid of the various user folders (All Users, Default
user, Owner)? Delete them? Are there any risks in doing so? I realize I
must check them first to make sure no important data is erased.

- Does the answer apply also to XP Professional Media Center, which I have
in my laptop?

- How can I make My Computer be expanded to show all drives when I open
Windows Explorer?

Thanks, Joan

Here's the answer to the final question: Right click the shortcut for
Explorer, properties, shortcut tab, and enter this into the target box:
%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e, E:
In this example, all drives would be shown and E: drive would be expanded.
If you changed the E: to C:, all drives would be shown and C: would be
expanded.

--
Regards

Ron Badour
MS MVP 1997 - 2007


"Joan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:OLWfdS9%(E-Mail Removed)...
>I just posted "Why so many My Docs?" but I meant to write Why so many user
>folders. I apologize for the error. Below's the previous post in case it
>gets lost.
>
>
> Thanks to this ng I have found solutions and answers to many questions
> across time, it is a great resource .
> Here are a few more questions:
>
> - If I am the sole user and administrator( owner) of my XP SPF2 desktop,
> can I get rid of the various user folders (All Users, Default
> user, Owner)? Delete them? Are there any risks in doing so? I realize I
> must check them first to make sure no important data is erased.
>
> - Does the answer apply also to XP Professional Media Center, which I have
> in my laptop?
>
> - How can I make My Computer be expanded to show all drives when I open
> Windows Explorer?
>
> Thanks, Joan
>
>
>

Joan wrote:
> I just posted "Why so many My Docs?" but I meant to write Why so many user
> folders. I apologize for the error. Below's the previous post in case it
> gets lost.

It didn't get lost. In fact, posting outside of your original thread
makes things harder for those of us trying to help you. I gave you a
fairly detailed answer to your first post so go back to it and keep any
further replies, questions about the same subject, etc. in that thread.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User

Worked great, Ron, thanks a lot.

Joan

"Ron Badour" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:uIcdwZ9%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Here's the answer to the final question: Right click the shortcut for
> Explorer, properties, shortcut tab, and enter this into the target box:
> %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e, E:
> In this example, all drives would be shown and E: drive would be expanded.
> If you changed the E: to C:, all drives would be shown and C: would be
> expanded.
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Ron Badour
> MS MVP 1997 - 2007
>
>
> "Joan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:OLWfdS9%(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I just posted "Why so many My Docs?" but I meant to write Why so many user
>>folders. I apologize for the error. Below's the previous post in case it
>>gets lost.
>>
>>
>> Thanks to this ng I have found solutions and answers to many questions
>> across time, it is a great resource .
>> Here are a few more questions:
>>
>> - If I am the sole user and administrator( owner) of my XP SPF2 desktop,
>> can I get rid of the various user folders (All Users, Default
>> user, Owner)? Delete them? Are there any risks in doing so? I realize I
>> must check them first to make sure no important data is erased.
>>
>> - Does the answer apply also to XP Professional Media Center, which I
>> have
>> in my laptop?
>>
>> - How can I make My Computer be expanded to show all drives when I open
>> Windows Explorer?
>>
>> Thanks, Joan
>>
>>
>>
>
>