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Evan Broder
April 30th 03, 10:42 PM
Not entirely sure if this is the right newsgroup. Let me know if it isn't.

I tend to reformat anywhere from every 2-6 months. To save time, CDs, and
effort, I have a "documents" partition, D:, that contains my profile
(Desktop, Start Menu, My Docs, etc.) and a "system" partition, C:, that
contains Windows and my programs.

I'm running Win XP Home, and i used net user to set my profile path to D:.
However, every time I log in, it syncs my profile on D: to the "local"
profile at c:\Documents and Settings\Evan Broder, which includes syncing (or
maybe copying - I'm not sure) my 2 gig My Docs folder. Is there a way to
have it load my profile in place?

Thanks,
Evan Broder

David Candy
May 1st 03, 05:45 AM
Move the cache to D as well.

Make sure that HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows =
NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\<your number>
CentralProfile (the profile - if blank uses the value in =
ProfileImagePath)
ProfileImagePath (the cache)
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> Not entirely sure if this is the right newsgroup. Let me know if it =
isn't.
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> I tend to reformat anywhere from every 2-6 months. To save time, CDs, =
and
> effort, I have a "documents" partition, D:, that contains my profile
> (Desktop, Start Menu, My Docs, etc.) and a "system" partition, C:, =
that
> contains Windows and my programs.
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> I'm running Win XP Home, and i used net user to set my profile path to =
D:.
> However, every time I log in, it syncs my profile on D: to the "local"
> profile at c:\Documents and Settings\Evan Broder, which includes =
syncing (or
> maybe copying - I'm not sure) my 2 gig My Docs folder. Is there a way =
to
> have it load my profile in place?
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> Thanks,
> Evan Broder
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