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Windows 7 - How do I map existing User Folders to new User Account?
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| 01-02-2011 | #1 |
| | How do I map existing User Folders to new User Account? How do I map existing User Folders to a newly created User Account? I had existing User Folders on drive D. I added a new drive C and installed the OS on C but changed default location of User Folders to D. Now my existing User Folders are in the Users folder on D but there is no User Account associated with them. If I create a user account with the same name will it map to the existing folder within Users? I did a test of this. I created a folder called Test within Users then created a User account called Test and logged in. It created another folder within Users called Test.Computername. |
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| 01-03-2011 | #3 |
| | Use Windows Easy Transfer...it's simple, just pretend the "old computer" is the user you are moving and the "new computer" is where it's going. |
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