lizardfuel55 on 5/7/2008 at 09:38
Hi. I've heard that My Documents in XP can be changed from its default location in C drive to another drive. I targetted the location on my external and I want to move it back. But when I right clicked the folder, it didn't have the same options (such as choosing the target location). All I see is the size and the path. This might have been a stupid thing to do, but I cut and then pasted the folder in My Computer\Documents & Settings\My Name\. To test whether the computer had updated its tags, I unplugged the external and then from the Start Menu I click on Documents. The window that opened up showed the path originating from the local drive (if that even made sense). But when I right click on it (I'm thinking of moving it again to another external with more space), the target options aren't being displayed. Do I just cut and paste again? It seems like it's not the right way to do it. Please help!
doctorfrog on 5/7/2008 at 16:50
Easy way: Use TweakUI. Google for it.
bikerdude on 6/7/2008 at 16:03
Or.....
Right click on my documents, click on properties and click on "target folder location" and change it to where you want ti in there
biker
lizardfuel55 on 6/7/2008 at 17:10
Quote Posted by Bikerdude
Or.....
Right click on my documents, click on properties and click on "target folder location" and change it to where you want ti in there
biker
That's the problem. Like I said, the target folder/location options aren't showing up.
bikerdude on 6/7/2008 at 17:58
Quote Posted by lizardfuel55
That's the problem. Like I said, the target folder/location options aren't showing up.
Ah doh!, then the other option is to manually edit the paths in the registry..
biker
