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Moving default user directories
I was moving the default storage directories from c:\users\... to the root of D: when I fubared with the desktop one.
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Have you tried System restore?
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Have you tried System restore?
Thanks for the help, will try that if I do it again, but I ended up having to re-install windows anyway due to a moment of stupidity on my part.
Had installed windows on a spare drive as I suspected my original one was failing and this spare was sat outside the case.
Everything went ok with the install and the system seemed stable, first time I shut it down I got the usuall 'applying x of xx updates do not turn off...'.
Left the computer for a while and went to watch tv, looked back and it appead to have shut down so I went and unplugged the drive, when the screen caome back on and it was still trying to update. The screen had powered off. Tried rebooting with the new drive back in but it wouldn't so had to start again.
Was more careful moving folder the next time.
I am an idiot
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number All my own work OS W7 Home SP 1 CPU Phenom II X6 3.3 (1100T) Motherboard Asus M4A87TD/USB3 Memory 8GB Corsair XMS 3 1,300 Graphics Card(s) XFX Radeon HD 5670 Sound Card Built in Monitor(s) Displays Philips 200W + Asus V193w Screen Resolution 1680 x 1050, 1280 x 900 Hard Drives (W7)500GB SATA 600 PSU EZcool 800w Case Coolermaster Centurian 5 blue Cooling Stock Internet Speed ~10.5 Mb
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Power User
good luck any more question come to seven forums...
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number CustomBuild001 OS 7 ultimate x64 CPU Intel core i7 2600K Motherboard ASUS P8Z68-V PRO Memory Vengeance™ — 16GB Triple Channel DDR3 PC16000 Graphics Card(s) GeForce GTX 560 Ti Monitor(s) Displays HannsG 22" widescreen (HDMI) Screen Resolution 1680x1050 Hard Drives Samsung 1TB x2(RAID1) Deskstar 160G, Buffalo ExHD 500GB PSU Corsair 850HX Case Antec Three Hundred Gaming Tower Case Cooling CPU Freezer 7 Pro Rev. 2...ANTEC 3phase cooling, 2 intake. Keyboard microsoft intellitype 6000 v3.0 Mouse microsoft sidewinder Internet Speed 50Mb Other Info 64GB SSD in pipeline for Intel Smart Response Technology.
