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I am using XP Professional. Can anyone tell me how to rename a system
folder in "C:\Documents and Settings\ ? There must be some way, in the
registry or something?
 
Bob Brannon said:
I am using XP Professional. Can anyone tell me how to rename a system
folder in "C:\Documents and Settings\ ? There must be some way, in the
registry or something?

What system folder do you want to rename and why?
 
It is my personal user folder.


Bob Brannon said:
I am using XP Professional. Can anyone tell me how to rename a system
folder in "C:\Documents and Settings\ ? There must be some way, in the
registry or something?

What system folder do you want to rename and why?
 
Bob Brannon said:
It is my personal user folder.




What system folder do you want to rename and why?

In that case just create a new user with the name you desire and copy the
files over.......
 
In this case that won't work as I need to replace it. The only way that
would work is if I could delete it. To my knowledge that would not be
possible.



Bob Brannon said:
It is my personal user folder.




What system folder do you want to rename and why?

In that case just create a new user with the name you desire and copy the
files over.......
 
Make the new user, copy the files and then delete the original user.
 
I have tried deleting the folder and it does not allow that. The user does
not show up under user accounts either.

So, is there some way to simply change the name of the folder?


Make the new user, copy the files and then delete the original user.
 
Well if the user doesn't appear in Users (I assume you are logged on as
Administrator and looking in Control panel-Users or Administrative
Tools-Computer management-Users and groups) then there is something VERY
strange with your set up. You should be able to see ALL users that are set
up on the machine.
 

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