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That I don't understand - can you explain.
"Users", having more GB & more folders, I would say contains more data. Otherwise, don't they contain the same data?
If I paste either "Users" or "Libraries" won't the other be created automatically?
I was able to copy/paste both "Users" & "Libraries" w/o any problems.
However, when doing a copy/paste of "Users" I see no need to copy/paste the "NTUSER.DAT" since I was given the window instructing me to turn it off.
I appreciate the input, but have yet to receive a solid straightforward answer to my original question.
Here's how the Libraries feature works:
Everything you see in there is dictated by what "Locations" (folders) are "included" in each Library. Therefore, it's possible to have "Locations" (folders) that are included that are not in your Users folder. So this also means that it's possible that you have things in your Users folder that are not in any of your Libraries due to simply not being in "included" in any of your Libraries.
Therefore, you need to find out if there is anything in any of your Libraries that is not in your Users folder. You have to compare.
ok, There is never a simple answer with MS. As has been my experiece since day 1 I am spending more time playing Tech instead of using my LapTop as a tool.
What is the simplest & most concise method to do a comparison?
So far doing both "Users" (w/o USERDAT) & "Libraries" keeps you covered, as long as you have the space to store both.
I do not understand what you 2 are saying. Now I am more mixed up than ever.
Isn't there a simple answer?
Last edited by AlphaX; 25 Apr 2013 at 13:31. Reason: word correction