Default User AND User\Default and that is not all!

Okay, I have to first say- THIS forum is AWESOME!! Thanks for all the time you spend helping others, like me. So, here is my questions.........After a succesful Repair in place (TY BRINK!!) Profiles seem, ummmm, strange, sort of!

Here are 3 screenshots of what I am seeing with:

1) Hidden & System File Settings SHOW
2) Hidden & System File Settings HIDE
3) System Advanced Settings Profile List

Regarding screenshot 1, is that just a shortcut to the actual Default Profile that can safely be deleted?

Regarding Screenshot 2, is that THE HIDDEN SYSTEM ADMIN profile? If so, why is it showing with HIDE ticked?

Regarding Screenshot 3, I am the Owner with tons of Music/Data etc. so I understand my Profile being huge.
So, but why is the other ADMIN (hidden system admin or not???) & Default there with both over 15 GB in size?

Is this how you're Users folder looks too? Thanks for the INPUT everyone!
xxx Patti

Shawn, Thank You!!!!! Marking this as Solved right now.

As with most things in life (virtual or other) it is satisfying to have someone validate (or not...) your thoughts.
You helped me hunt down the almost 30 GB that was My (Owner) Music/Pix indeed in both the Profiles.
I remember now SysPrep "Tweak" I did on first install, my bad!
Thought new profiles ought to have my stuff pre-loaded. LMAO now.

Last thoughts for Admin; even though the command-
net user administrator /active:no
is right, and does not offer that User as a Logon option, it still shows in C:\Users. I don't know why? But, instead I changed the attribute on the folder itself to HIDE.
Do you think it may cause future issues by doing that? Should I leave it be, just to be safe?
Thanks again, your opinion is trusted and welcomed! ~Patti

Oops....
By the way Shawn, thank you sooooooo much for the reply, and to each part too.

It was especially nice of you to do so. :):)

Brink said:

Once you have enabled the built-in Administrator account and logged on to it the first time, it's C:\Users\Administrator folder will always be there.

Okay, now that makes perfect sense.

Thanks for the clarity(again...and again)
Hugs, Patti :)

Actually you shouldn't see the Administrator account as with Windows 7 it is normally turned off, disabled, and even if enabled it doesn't show up until someone has Logged On to that account. Not sure how is was handled in Vista and whether your Win 7 install was clean, New PC, or an upgrade over Vista.

Not on my systems running Win 7. No Administrator account shows anywhere on my system. But then I've never enabled it on any of them.