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How to move "my documents" etc
In XP Pro you can move "my documents" to another drive thus separating your stuff from your system drive. How do you do the same in Window 7 Home Premium.
29th Dec 2010
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Win 7 My Docs
You can right click "documents" in the start menu, select properties. In this window you can add folders to your library. Add the folder you want to use. From there you will want to select the folder and select "set save location"
Also, here's a link I found that also shows you how to move the folder, as opposed to just changing the default save location.
http://www.w7forums.com/change-location-my-documents-folder-t338.html
btw, In my case I added folders from a network, and thus had to make them available offline. Let us know if you're not sure how to do that.
Good Luck.
Also, here's a link I found that also shows you how to move the folder, as opposed to just changing the default save location.
http://www.w7forums.com/change-location-my-documents-folder-t338.html
btw, In my case I added folders from a network, and thus had to make them available offline. Let us know if you're not sure how to do that.
Good Luck.
29th Dec 2010
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How do you do it in XP
Only way I know of is, right click My Computer, Choose Manage. Expand users and select your user, choose properties, and go to the profile tab, type a file path in the profile location box.
I assume Windows 7 is done the same way.
I assume Windows 7 is done the same way.
29th Dec 2010
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Not a Domain OS
Remember, windows 7 home premium is not a Domain operating system. While the my docs can be remapped locally, it more than likely cannot be remapped to a network location or synchronized like on a domain
30th Dec 2010

































