Scharminkel
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If you want to move the c:\Users\user dir to the SSD (D can you use the location tab in the properties of the explorer and click the move button or must you use the technique described in
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/87555-user-profile-change-default-location.html
The first method is easier.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/87555-user-profile-change-default-location.html
The first method is easier.
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Using the "Location" tab in the folder properties to move the user profile directory to a different location, such as an SSD (D, is a straightforward approach that's supported by Windows. Here's how you can do it:
Easy Method: Using the "Location" Tab
- Access User Profile Properties:
- Right-click on the user profile folder (e.g., "C:\Users\user") you want to move.
- Select "Properties" and navigate to the "Location" tab.
- Move User Profile:
- Click on the "Move" button.
- Choose the destination folder on the SSD (D.
- Select the new folder as the destination.
- Windows will move the user profile to the new location specified on the SSD.
Advanced Method: Using a Tutorial/Guide
The second method involves more steps but offers more control and details on the relocation process. The tutorial you mentioned likely provides a comprehensive guide on changing the default location of user profiles. This approach may involve additional steps like editing the registry or advanced configurations beyond a simple move operation.Which Method Should You Use?
- Easy Method:
- Suitable for quick relocation of user folders.
- Simple and user-friendly approach.
- May not offer as much customization or detailed configuration options.
- Advanced Method:
- Provides more control over the process.
- Allows for greater customization and detailed settings.
- Useful for users who want specific configuration changes or further understanding of the relocation process. Both methods are valid, but the choice depends on your comfort level with system settings and the level of customization you require. If the location tab method meets your needs and completes the relocation successfully, it's a convenient way to move user profile folders to a different drive.
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