You, sir, are AWESOME! I did not have a registered account in this website, so I created one in order to thank you properly. Just wanted to say to people who have been having problems with Brink's original post: go on and give this command line a go. I can't thank you enough, Brink!
Johnny.
You're most welcome Johnny, and welcome to Seven Forums. I'm glad it was able to help you. :)
I know I should be asking this in the Windows 10 forum but there is nothing similar there.
I was trying to move my Saved Games folder just as I had successfully moved my Documents, Pictures, Music, Downloads, etc. special folders. But it didn't work and the Saved Games folder disappeared from my home folder but never showed up in the target location. I searched for it and it is gone. But there is still a simple Saved Games (without the special icon) folder in C:/Users/Default/.
Will option 11 (11. To Restore the Default Saved Games Folder Location) work on Windows 10?
Hello Dan, and welcome to Seven Forums. :)
Yep, we have a Windows 10 version of this at Ten Forums. You can use step 10 in OPTION TWO below to restore the default location of your Saved Games folder.
Users Personal Folders - Restore Default Location in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
why are you marking all these personal folders and files under directories as Read Only with attrib +r ?
Hello XtremeMaC, and welcome to Seven Forums. :)
That's the default attribute of a personal folder. This doesn't mean that you will not be able to delete or save anything in them.
You can verify for yourself using the attrib command below. If you see R, it's set as read-only.
attrib %UserProfile%\folder
Substitute folder with the personal folder name.
For exampe: attrib %UserProfile%\Pictures
wow, it seems I haven't had enough coffee in the morning...
Indeed it is, for some reason I thought with /S you were marking all files under the folder as read-only as well, but obviously that's not the case... *slaps his own face...
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