My Documents and Settings

[Naeem Malik]

How can I move "My Documents and Settings" folder in XP to
another drive examle c to d?

 

[Andrew O. Hodges]

You can actually right click on My Documents, and then press Properties. On
the Targets tab you can choose the new location. Type in for example
"D:\My Documents" and then press apply, or you can search for a existing
directory by pressing move.

 

[JoPe]

Is there a setting that changes the location of My Documents for every user
on a Win200 Terminal server? I have a system where the users first logon to
a netware server and then on to a W2KT server. After the new W2K updates I
have a problem with the roaming profiles and one of the problems with that
is that the pointing to p:\ ( where My Documents is going to be ) resets
itself to the standard location . If I could force the Terminal server to
set location of My Documents to p:\ for every user I would be a happy man
and I will get some peace to figure out what the problem wit RP is.

 

[Thorsten Matzner]

Is there a setting that changes the location of My Documents for every user
on a Win200 Terminal server?

For help with Windows 2000 Server you should post to
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.win2000.advanced_server