user directories. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I've noticed that my system is duplicating much of my data in the following two locations: C:\Documents and Settings\username\ C:\WINDOWS\system32\username\ For example,...

Windows instead created a whole new User directory in "Documents and Settings" and attached her user account to it! Now I'm stuck -- her account is now without any documents or any of her custom settings. Her old User directory is still there in Documents...

User accounts, and directories under docs & settings. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Hi, I'm trying to understand how XP Pro handles users, administrators, etc. and the directories for these accounts. I have two PCs with...

user directories. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I've noticed that my system is duplicating much of my data in the following two locations: C:\Documents and Settings\username\ C:\WINDOWS\system32\username\ For example,...

to the root (\\servername\user) instead to the user directory h: . The logged in user is able to browse/open all other users files/directories. I can not figure out why the user is not mapping H: i.e. \\servername\user\jsmith I have a group policy...

Directory and file organization. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () In Dos days I could keep track of where things were by looking at the directory tree. Now with XP, and all of its users (3 on mine) I have "my documents" and "my...

my programs menu, including the directory "UserData" for example, as well as any other files and directories in the user folder.) I have temporarily ameliorated the problem by hiding files in the user directory so they don't appear on the programs menu,...

user account through active directory users and computers, and on the profile tab if i have "\\server1\home\profiles\%username%" it tells me i do not have the rights to create that directory. but if i create it and share the directory. it works just...

of the file > /var/www/foo/bar/index.html if it exists (assuming that /var/www is your > DocumentRoot). >User directories are enabled, and user documents will be looked for in the > public_html directory of the users' homes. These dirs should be under...

Thanks. So, I created another user, granted Admin rights and then tried to rename the first admin directories, etc. However, still the same problem. Seems that whomever logged into the system the first time, those user settings and directory structure...