Configuration of user folder

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• Problem by removing the frontendCallback of user folder

  Hello

  I'm customizing my own reminder seq frontend and during application installation that copies to the Frontendcallback user folder (IE D:\Documents and Settings All Users\Documents\National Instruments\TestStand 4.2.1\Components\Callbacks\FrontEnd) it overrided the default reminder and worked well.

  and during the uninstallation am removing the frontend reminder of this place, but after deleting the files get "WINDOWS TRY TO CONFIGURE TESTSTAND" (see attachment) on opening the TestStand after deleting the messages callbacks.this continues until I have copy the frontend deleted in tht call fuser older.

  Why this is happening? any help to get rid of this?

  Thank you

  Biki

  This is caused by the frontendcallbacks.seq file is missing.  The Setup program detects that a component is not properly installed (in this case, the frontendcallbacks.seq file) and attempts to repair by re-running the installer.

  However, the installation program is not properly designed to take into account your ability to edit or even delete this file.  Question #257564 was created to fix this in a future version of TestStand.  However, until the installer has been changed, the only way to avoid this is to have a file with the name frontendcallbacks.seq to this place.  I would say on uninstall handing the default file in place to avoid this problem.  I apologize for the inconvenience.

  -Allen P

  NEITHER

• User account is 'Kristin' but the C:\Users folder is called "holder". Why?

  Why the C:\Users folder called "Owner" when the user account is 'Kristin '? How can I change the name of the folder?

  You better not change this folder, it is the default name that create when configure you your Windows. If you rename then your PC may crash or it could give the error. This is the default name so don't worry. By the change of account name will change your account name and as long as this is the main issue he could not change.

• User folder devours free space HDD

  I have a 64 GB SSD, which slows the decline of available hard disk space.  I only use about 1/2 the ability, but I am now at 3 GB of space left.  I noticed this a few weeks ago, but the available space was far greater then.  If the problem has progressed to this point run out of free space.

  Using the Windows Explorer file manager, I find that my folder 'User' takes now 33.3 GB of space. The user has two folders (user_me and public). Are most of these Go to user_me.  But the data files in this folder are not occupying about 2 GB.

  The amount of user data should I expect to see being taken up by Windows, and I can solve this to something more practical?

  Thank you

  cCleaner?  No thanks.  I stick with Windows Disk Cleanup.

  Well, my problem was solved by removing the "temporary Internet files" in in IE8 (using the general tab of the Internet Tools-Options menu).

  I also found in IE8, Internet Options, Advanced tab, a configuration affecting empty folder "temporary Internet files" when the browser is closed.  Allowing that should keep the record more permanently growing more later too.

• Why is the user folder so big?

  When I check the size of my file user (only one on this computer), Get Info indicates that it contains 147 concerts.  When I read the information on each of the 11 folders inside my user folder, they add only up to 75 concerts.  Why is there a difference of 72 concert between the file and the amount of its content?

  Thank you

  Ian

  Which computer?

• Replace the user folder?

  I had a drive hard failure and then spent two days time Machine * (restore failed over and over again) before finally giving the place and moved manually on my supported up to data (ugh).

  I moved on my user folder, but it is not recognized in the system (users and groups), just the new preferences (another name) that I created when you install a new copy of El Capitan (former user folder is to El Capitan).

  I don't want to create a new user with the same name as my old username in the fear of it being deleted (tons of data that took forever to copy).

  Someone at - it experience with this situation?

  Advice would be appreciated - nearly three days of no productivity... I've gotta get back operational.

  Thank you in advance,

  Rick...

  Move this folder to one location other than/Users /, then create a new user. The items in the folder /Users/ are regular folders; the actual list of accounts is stored elsewhere.

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• Lost access to the home user folder

  Hello. I seem to have lost permissions to access to my home folder in OS x El Capitan.

  If my user under Favorites folder-click, then nothing is displayed.

  If browse computer / user /... so I can see my user but it is shaded pale gray and no access is possible.

  Tried disk repair. No other question similar.

  My user has administrator access.

  I am still able to use the - Mail, Photos, iTunes - apps that access the files that are located in my home folder of the user.

  Ideas on how to access the home folder in the Finder?

  Hey RossM.

  I understand that you have a problem with access to your files and folders in your user folder. Let's see if we can get access to it.

  I would like to start by looking at your home folder permissions. If they are incorrect, you will need to make sure that you are the owner. Take a look at the procedure described below to take care of this.

  OS X El Capitan: If you do not have permissions to open a file or folder
  https://support.Apple.com/kb/PH22196

  Take it easy

• Gray users folder on iMac

  Have iMac running El Capitan... on my hard disk Macintosh users folder is grayed out and I can't even see the content.

  Same thing when I backup on a disk external DRIVE using Time Machine--that can not see the beak of users folder is grayed out.

  Help, please.

  Was it this way before moving on to El Capitan? Was it this way immediately once you upgrade to El Capitan? What have you done since the upgrade as to bring changes, download new software, etc. ? A gray folder means generally that it is invisible. This is the folder/Users to the root of your boot volume. If so, you could see if it works:

  Open the Terminal in your Utilities folder. At the prompt in the Terminal window, paste the following text:

  sudo chflags no / hidden users

  Press RETURN. Enter your administrator password when prompted. It will not echo in the window.

• Infinite loop of the user folder...

  Hello. I have a strange problem with my osx 10.10.15, seems my user folder inside my folder of user... or something like that. Please, look at the picture!

  

  It seems that your computer is not located your file correctly.

  Try reindexing of Spotlight

  Featured: how re-indexing of folders or volumes - Apple Support

  In step 4, you add all of the hard disk (usually called Macintosh HD). This will cause Spotlight to "forget" where your files are. When you remove the hard drive in step 6, Spotlight is obliged to locate your files again. This can take awhile depending on the hard disk and the number of files, but you can check the status by clicking the projector at the top right

  Let me know how it goes!

• Time Machine exclude user folder repeatedly

  Hello

  My time machine continues to ignore my user folder. ~ is listed in the exclusions and if I delete it it's just go ~ after that I saved and closed the file of the option (see screenshot)

  I'm tempted to remove the relevant com.apple.TimeMachine.plist no success outside the delivery of other time machine preferences.

  Any other suggestions.

  

  Found the solution to reset correctly a plist after deleting, you must reboot until the system tries to establish a new preference setting. Erased all settings and kept cleared, will be useful for other problems as well I think.

• Cannot access/locate my user folder after creating a new partition

  I have recently created a new partition on an old hard drive and started own XP but kept all my original data in other partitions. Now after going through the whole upward. I am able to access the data of my other drives connected to my mobo but the hard drive on that I created a new partition shows that it contains all my original data, but everytime I open the C:\ drive that matches the player sound occurring on I can not access the user folder. I can't even see, it is not visible. I would find this folder or access my data on the hard disk, how would I go to do?

  Hi LorennFields,
   
  Check if the file was hidden.
   
  Check the following link to view the hidden files and folders:
  To view the hidden files and folders

• Prevent automatic Expansion of the users folder

  It is a loss of a lot of time for me.  When opening explores, it automatically expands the users folder that I can navigate and collapse to get to where I really want to go.  How can I disable this annoying behavior?

  Go to start / computer and you will have a view that is not developed (at least mine isn't) - it shows C:\ and does not yet show the subfolders as users.  Or if you want just your own profile information, click on and it will give you just the files and folders in your profile (not developed).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck! Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.

• Move the Users folder to another drive or partition under Vista 64

  I want to move my full users folder to another drive or partition under Vista 64-bit.

  I found these instructions to do with Windows 7 and confirm that they work very well on a Windows 7 computer I set up yesterday.
  http://Lifehacker.com/5467758/move-the-users-directory-in-Windows-7
  ROBOCOPY, RMDIR, MKLINK programs all exist in Vista and have all the command line switches such as specified in section of Windows 7.
  I want to use junction points as described in the article, rather than messing around with search-and-replace in registry. The use of junction points is cleaner and easier to reverse if I ever need to move the Users back folder to its original location.
  These same instructions for Windows 7 works with Vista 64 bit to move my users folder to a different hard disk or partition?

  Well, I couldn't wait any longer for a response.

  So I gave him a test and Windows 7 instructions work perfectly with Vista 64 - bit word. Hope it will be useful to someone else.

• Why can't I rename a certain user folder?

  I bought this computer by a previous owner.  And his name still be on this folder of the user.  When I right click on the file to rename, Rename option is not displayed.  (Content in this folder are all my personal files). I am registered as an administrator and the single user account is the only one with my name.  Also, my computer name is listed under my name. Can someone please help me understand why Windows Vista won't let me not rename this user folder?  Thank you.

  Hello

  You cannot rename the user folder because you have already connected (only administrator account) and the account is currently in use.

  This is normal.

  Diana

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

• Configure the user profile property collateral - how do I change or delete the profile of the previous owner

  I bought a Gateway with Vista 64-bit demonstration model.   I changed the administrator, the computer name and the names of task force successfully.  I can not change or modify the 'configure advanced user profile properties' to take into account my name and remove the name of the store.   He continues to say GATEWAY\Store...-  When I click on users in the Panel 'Partition_1 name implies (c) store and mine does not work; Public shows also.  How can I get rid of the store name and add mine?

  Also, the Partition_1 (c) is the new name for drive C?  What is Program Files (x 86)?   I have this file and a program file.

  Hello

  Have you tried to create a new user profile to solve the problem?  If so, and if it does not help, please try this:

  Under method requires to use a Windows Registry Editor.  Please back up the registry before trying this method.  To back up the registry, please go to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756 then follow the steps to back up the Windows registry.

  Change of registered name of the STORE
  Type regedit in the Run dialog box, click OK on your keyboard
  Navigate to the following keys:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
  In the right pane, you will find "RegisteredOwner", if you see the store as a registered owner, change this value by double clicking on the "RegisteredOwner" value, and then replace the store in your name you want.

  To try to change the name of the computer by using the Registry Editor:
  Type regedit in the Run dialog box, click OK on your keyboard
  Navigate to the following keys:
  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\VOLATILE ENVIRONMENT
  You will find USERDOMAIN and LOGONSERVER in the right pane, if the value contains GATEWAY, change to the name of your preferred by once again, computer by double-clicking the entries USERDOMAIN and LOGONSERVER. Keep your current software - http://www.calendarofupdates.com/updates/index.php?act=calendar