Understanding the Navigation Pane
The navigation pane in File Explorer serves as a quick-access tool, allowing users to navigate their files and folders easily. The "Home" folder, which encompasses frequently accessed files, recent files, and pinned locations, is part of this navigation system...
Fixes an issue in which the home folder is not mapped to a client computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2. This issue occurs when more than one user logs on to the computer.
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I am soon to reinstall my dual boot setup i had with my laptop with Ubuntu and windows 7.
Now what i have done is i have created a small 50gb partition for windows 7 and Ubuntu to share that hey will both automatically mount at boot. It will contain my downloads, music, videos, pictures...
When I tuned on my band new computer for the first time I created one user account for both myself and my wife. We then decided to create separate accounts for each of us. Creating my wife's separate account was easy. After she logged on for the first time a new home folder (under the User...
If a laptop get stolen somebody who knows what they're doing can look at the cache of various programe. Examples include IE, Firefox and even Microsoft Office with its backup copies.
Once a user logs onto a machine, is all that stuff stored in the users home directory?
I'm about to upgrade a...
I am the sysadmin for a WS2k3 network at a small school. All users have a "home" folder on the file server mapped as their R: drive. (Additionally, for students I have redirected their "My Documents" folder to their R: drive.) Under WinXP it worked fine. But with Win7RC I'm starting to get...
document creation
file management
file saving
file server
homefolder
my documents
network
offline files
permissions
r drive
redirection
sync issues
sysadmin
user accounts
user issues
windows 7
windows domain
windows explorer
windows xp
I love the idea that in Linux, I can simply reinstall my operating system without having to back up my files, because of a seperate /home partition. Is there something like this in 7? Where I can specify where I want to put my \Users at?
If not, I realize I can just plop all of my files on...
application settings
backup drive
data preservation
file backup
homefolder
operating system
partitioning
program recommendations
user partition
windows 7