Solved D: disk within users folder. Help?

[Taomon]

Hi, I moved my users folder to my secondary drive, but now the disk shows within the users folder. I know it doesn't affect performance-wise, ut I'd like to avoid possible directory issues.
Thanks!

 

[RolandJS]

Exactly how was the Users folder moved? Reason for asking: the answer will probably help others who have been there/done that successfully to give you their answer as to the disk-within-folder situation. I want to learn more about this.

 

[Taomon]

Exactly how was the Users folder moved? Reason for asking: the answer will probably help others who have been there/done that successfully to give you their answer as to the disk-within-folder situation. I want to learn more about this.

Right-click -> Location -> move to
This was done with all user folders. However, the issue appeared after I moved the Desktop Folder to D:

 

[Megahertz07]

I still don't understand what you did.
Please make an image of your disks tree like this one:http://www.sevenforums.com/attachme...23-installing-ssd-dell-xps-8700-a-my_tree.jpg

 

[Taomon]

I still don't understand what you did.
Please make an image of your disks tree like this one:http://www.sevenforums.com/attachme...23-installing-ssd-dell-xps-8700-a-my_tree.jpg

Ok, here it goes

 

[Megahertz07]

You didn't move the Users folder to D:
As you can see it is still on C:\Users (ou C:\Usuarios)
What you did was to change the link from your library from C: to some place in D:
As you can see, my folder tree shows D:\users

 

[Taomon]

You didn't move the Users folder to D:
As you can see it is still on C:\Users (ou C:\Usuarios)
What you did was to change the link from your library from C: to some place in D:
As you can see, my folder tree shows D:\users

So if I move (cut/paste) the C:/user folder into D: , it'll solve the driver location issue?

 

[Megahertz07]

No, it isn't so simple. As \Users is part of the OS, it can't be moved that way. You must use Sysprep.
This tutorial also work in win 7 User Profiles - Relocate to another Partition or Disk

 

[Taomon]

No, it isn't so simple. As \Users is part of the OS, it can't be moved that way. You must use Sysprep.
This tutorial also work in win 7 User Profiles - Relocate to another Partition or Disk

Thank you, I actually ended up just doing a clean Windows install. It's taking forever with all the updates, drivers and programs, but I hope it gets all neat this time.