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| 13 Aug 2013 | #1 |
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Problems moving existing USER profiles to another drive...
I want to move all my existing USER accounts from my C: SSD to a D: HDD. I followed the steps in "method 1" of User Profile - Change Default Location
and have run across some issues. I used my GUEST account as a test of the procedure. Step 1: I could not find the "share with" and "none" options. Step 8: Copying from C: users folder to the new D: users folder... some of the filenames were too long to copy, were skipped. Followed the rest of the instructions, and logged into the GUEST account. Win7 proceeded to set up a new profile for me, with a message to the effect that it couldn't find profile info and would set up a temp profile each time logged into it. I suspect this is because of the copy issues... might have missed a critical file. Should I have used an outside-of-Win7 approach for the copy e.g. bootable Linux? Any help is gratefully appreciated! |
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| 13 Aug 2013 | #2 |
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Did the out-of-Win7 copy using a Linux utility, still getting the "temp profile" message.
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