I copy pasted the Keon (main user) in C: to E:. And I checked the location in my Keon user when I logged back into my real administrator account but the location is still C: when it should be E: now....I thought I followed all the steps right...the Keon user is in E: but it's not being recognized for some reason.
Ok I will upload now.
Please do as I told you at the end of my previous post and post your question on that tutorial thread to get more help with your issues. Brink, our admin and the author of the tutorial is an expert on that method and usually responses fast to any questions.
Kari
Strange...Hitman folder is nonexistant...I think it may have been removed after I finished the scan.
What does this say
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList
In the registry ? Your SID could be ending in 1000 look for ProfileImagePath on the right side should tell you what profile location it is . C:\Users(your name) or E:\Users\( Your name)
I logged onto my temporarily created administrator account "Tutorial" and I followed User Profile - Change Default Location Option 1 Method 1.... I transferred the Keon (Main) User folder to E: successfully, then I did the Regedit editing. But when I got to Step 15 to verify the user has been moved successfully and right click desktop location, it's still C: rather than E:.......Maybe I didn't enter the path in right when I was in Regedit (Profileimagepath "E:\Keon")....The GB are transferred to E: but it's not being recognized in the location of desktop properties in Keon User folder [C:] ... So I don't think I should delete the folder in C: yet...
Last edited by halifaxer12; 25 Jul 2013 at 21:43.
Profile image path says E:\Keon ...There's another Users folder in E: also but it only contains a downloads subfolder in it. Should I delete that?
Create a new thread for that topic .
For the HitmanPro log
Click oninside
type *.log and see if you any file come up with HitmanPro in the name . Right click on it and select Open File Location .
Then upload the file .
Sorry but Hitman doesn't show up in the list of logs..
RunSystemCheck
Click hereSecurityCheck to Download
Place the file onto your desktop
Right-click the SecurityCheck choose
Press any key to continue
Once the scan is done . It will open up a text file copy and paste the text
Press Ctrl and A to select All of the text
Press Ctrl and C to copy the selected text
In your reply click on the message box and press Ctrl and V to Paste
See if its here C:\ProgramData\HitmanPro\Logs
NoteProgramData is a hidden folder
Click on the Start
Press the Alt key on your keyboard and click on Tools or click on Organize
Select Folder Options
Click the View tab and make sure that Show hidden files and folders is selected under Hidden files and folders
Next, uncheck the box next to Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)
Then, uncheck the box next to Hide extensions for known file types
Click Apply then click OK
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