reassign user profiles to a different drive

> You can simply right click each of the folders, click Properties and go to
> the "Location" tab and change it.
>
> When it asks about moving all files, say Yes, otherwise you'll have two of
> the folder showing up in explorer.
>
> "Monkey teach" <Monkey [email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]..

> >I have an 80GB internal hard drive and an external hard drive. I want to
> >put
> > all the public folders and user folders (which include documents,
> > pictures,
> > music etc.) onto the external drive to save space for the OS and programs
> > on
> > the internal drive. I would like to know if one can transfer these files
> > and
> > have windows change the directory associated with those files so that they
> > may be accessed through the personal folder. Is this possible?
> >
> > thanks in advance for your help!
> > B

>

> The Only problem is that tha main profile folder wouldn't be moved by this
> action.
> I guess the other guy wanted (as well as I do) was to move the profile
> folder along with it's subfolders to another hard disk.
>
> Is it possible?
>
> "Arthur Dent" wrote:
>

>> You can simply right click each of the folders, click Properties and go to
>> the "Location" tab and change it.
>>
>> When it asks about moving all files, say Yes, otherwise you'll have two of
>> the folder showing up in explorer.
>>
>> "Monkey teach" <Monkey [email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]..

>>> I have an 80GB internal hard drive and an external hard drive. I want to
>>> put
>>> all the public folders and user folders (which include documents,
>>> pictures,
>>> music etc.) onto the external drive to save space for the OS and programs
>>> on
>>> the internal drive. I would like to know if one can transfer these files
>>> and
>>> have windows change the directory associated with those files so that they
>>> may be accessed through the personal folder. Is this possible?
>>>
>>> thanks in advance for your help!
>>> B