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-====== Change of Users Folder In Windows Remotely ====== 
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-===== Intro : this is a research, and I don't put it into practice ===== 
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-**This is a research work:** I plan to put it into practice, but at the present moment, I've didn't to this yet. Take it at your own risk.  
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-===== My notes ===== 
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-http://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-change-user-profile-location-in-windows-8-without-registry-hack/ 
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-El procedimiento para hacerlo es sencillo:  
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-1. camibar por registry la ubicación de los perfiles: 
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-http://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-change-user-profile-default-location-in-windows-7/ 
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-2. reiniciamos máquina y entro yo solito: me creará un perfil en la nueva ubicación e:\users 
-3. muevo todos los perfiles a la nueva ubicación y hago lo que dice aquí:  
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-http://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-change-user-profile-location-in-windows-8-without-registry-hack/ 
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-4. el único que no se podrá mover de la antigua ubicación es el mío, adm-rlunaro: reservar 
-5. finalizo pasos y creo el enlace virtual y toda la pesca 
-6. reinicio 
-7. vuelvo a entrar y copio a mano los ficheros que me falten a mi perfil.  
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-Y tan contentos.  
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-===== Intro ===== 
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-For the purpose of this manual, I will consider that I want to move all the "c:\documents and settings" folder to "e:\documents and settings". The destination machine is a Windows 7 server, but I think the procedure is at least correct for a Windows 8 server.  
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-===== Create the e: folder and give it permissions ===== 
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-I've created a folder in e: and I've make sure that the permissions are exactly the same (properties -> security -> advanced). Restart the machine, to make sure the changes work.  
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-If you are not specially keen on permissions, take this steps:  
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-1. remove the "allow inheritable permissions...": 
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-{{ :windows:01.png |}} 
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-Upon the question "copy / remove / cancel", answer "remove" to get rid of all the previous permissions. 
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-{{ :windows:02.png |}} 
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-2. insert using the "add" button, the proper permissions. Copy them from the original folder. In my case ''c:\documents and settings''. 
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-===== Copy the "default user" "all users" folder and make sure the permissions are copied also ===== 
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-Because in a normal session these folders are used and can't be copied, I've created a batch file:  
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-<code bat> 
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-rem copier.bat 
-rem  
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-touch "e:\pruebas\copy-operation-started.txt" 
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-robocopy "c:\Documents and Settings\temp" "e:\users\temp" /mir 
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-touch "e:\pruebas\copy-operation-after-first-step.txt" 
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-robocopy "c:\Documents and Settings\All Users" "e:\users\All Users" /mir 
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-touch "e:\pruebas\copy-operation-after-second-step.txt" 
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-robocopy "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User" "e:\users\Default User" /mir 
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-touch "copy-operation-finished.txt" 
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-</code> 
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-And programmed an Scheduled Task.  
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-The ''e:\pruebas'' is a shared folder, so I can check when the operation has started and finished without logging into the computer.  
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