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Windows 7 - Moving user folders
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| 09-16-2010 | #1 |
| | Moving user folders Hi guys I moved the location of my user folders (docs,music,pics etc) to D drive but i have other folders i created myself in there which i also want to relocate but there is no location tab in properties.I can cut and paste these to D: but i would like to leave a link folder in the users directory. How do i go about this please its driving me insane Thankyou in advance |
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| 09-16-2010 | #2 |
| | Move folders to the desired location (D), then create a shortcut to each of them in your users folder. |
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| 09-16-2010 | #3 |
| | As pbcopter has said just create a shortcut: Right click >> New >> Shortcut >> Type a name for the shortcut and location to the d:\ drive (e.g. D:\My Music\) Hope This Helps. Regards, JDobbsy1987 |
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