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    Multi-Boot W7_Pro_x64 W8.1_Pro_x64 W10_Pro_x64 +Linux_VMs +Chromium_VM
       #21

    I ain't a genius
    One location is simpler, but if something gets put where you don't expect then you won't see it.
    I'd rather see it, and move it if i need to.

    Yea, sometimes an accidental click can do something unexpected.
    Then the fun is trying to figure out how to undo that click.
    Cats are good at doing unexpected clicks
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       #22

    I personally do it like David does it. If by chance something goes goofy their are many roads to help find things and solve the problem. It also make it easy to copy or move things around if one care to.

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  3. Posts : 1,351
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       #23

    Don't be too modest.

    You mean to imply am a cat lol.

    Now DavidE you, and Laybackbear are too smart, I understand there importance but shall take me weeks on how to create more than 1 places and its functionality.

    For me I think 1, as suggested by ThrashZone is fine??

    Wish I could learn how 2 similar MS Word articles on 2 PCs could be synced.

    Thanks again!!
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       #24

    Hi,
    Yea all you would need to do is drill down for the public area if you ever come up missing anything
    I've never had anything come up missing though

    Some programs do install stuff in the public folders area which is pretty weird
    Chasy's draw a photo creation and editing/ viewer tool and NVidia 3D viewer otherwise it should just contain windows sample folders which can be deleted.

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  5. Posts : 1,351
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       #25

    Thanks TrazhZone for trying to simplify, I feel am good as 1 location only.
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  6. Posts : 20,583
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       #26

    Hi,
    No problem
    Believe it or not a lot of people get rid of libraries :)
    Libraries Folder - Add or Remove from Navigation Pane

    I personally don't mind them.
    But to get to your user folders instead of libraries
    Just click Start and click on the user name listing near the top under you user picture
    Libarary locations?-user-folder-1.jpg
    You'll then see all of your user folders
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  7. Posts : 1,351
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       #27

    Thanks ThrashZone again, care to reply on Disabling Indexing?
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  8. Posts : 20,583
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       #28

    Hi,
    I'm pretty much at default I really see no need to mess with what is indexed
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