Kent W. England a écrit :
Nicozz wrote on 31-Mar-2006 11:49 PM:
You can change some of the profile subfolders by modifying the "Shell
Folders" and "User Shell Folders" variables in the HKCU path mentioned
previously.
I moved My Documents and all the My ... subfolders to another partition
as well as CD Burning and a couple of others. I can share these on a
multi-boot setup, whereas sharing %userprofile% between different OS
instances can cause some real grief.
The subfolders are the only folders independent of that OS instance
anyway, so you might as well leave the rest of the profile on the OS
partition, since they won't do you any good if the OS part gets hosed.
Yes you're wright, some folders are usefull to be moved, some aren't.
I discovered a little prog called FolderRedirector.exe that can move all
the My.. folder and a couple of other for each user.
However, i managed to get the MS official procedure to move user folder.
The %userprofile% variable is efficient for the matter. The solution is
more radical and risky.
-You have to loggon with a temporary admin user,
-then xcopy every folders from C:\documents & settings to your "X:\users.."
-then enter the Registery, and replace all the "C:\documents and
settings" occurences by your own "X:\users..."
(used Registrar Registry Manager light for batch replace, cause i had
more than 140 entries to modify.)
-Then you can loggon with your ancient account that has moved
I just lost my Desktop toolbars, and a couple of thunderbird settings :
that's all !!
