I manage all backups on our home computers and no one seems to understand that personal files scattered across several disks leads to lost person information. I have two disks C: & D: I want to force all user files to be saved to D: only. All user accounts are created on C: and whenever a document is saved, by default, it is saved in the C:\users\user name\Documents folder. I would like to change this so that all documents would be saved automatically, by default, to D:\/users\user name\Document folder. Can this be done, if so how?
How do I limit user disk usage, not quota question
- Thread starter d2e2
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Hi d2e2,
Have a look at the following Tutorial: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/107990-personal-user-shell-folders-move-location.html
Have a look at the following Tutorial: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/107990-personal-user-shell-folders-move-location.html
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