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• I can't move a folder to another folder, because I said that I don't have permission to do.

  original title: authorization

  I can't move a folder to another folder, because I 'need to permission' to do.  How can I get permission... it's my computer, nobody else uses it.

  How to grant permissions in Windows 7

  1. Locate the file or the folder where you want to take in charge in Windows Explorer.
  2. right click on the file or folder and select properties from the Menu
  3. click on the Security tab, then click the button change. Click OK to confirm the UAC elevation request if necessary.
  4 Select user/group permission windows or click Add to add other user or group (you may need to do this for multiple users - ex: administrator and your own user account).
  5. now under permission section check the rights you want for the user that is to say 'Total control' in the "Allow" column to assign the rights to full access control permissions to the user.
  6. click OK for changes to take effect and click OK again to exit the Properties window.

• How to change e-folder to another location

  I need to change the thunderbirds folder to another location, because the C drive is very small flash drive. And he gets too full.

  Go to Tools > > Account Settings > > click on local folders change the Local Directory

• I want to cut out spaces (bottom) of a ramp, so when I move the ramp to another location, you will be able to see through the cutting of the spaces and see the new view behind the railing

  I want to cut out spaces (bottom) of a ramp, so when I move the ramp to another location, you will be able to see through the cutting of the spaces and see the new view behind the railing

  marvwfactor

  What version of Premiere Elements and on what operating system works - it?

  Video or?

  Waiting for more information, you can apply ChromaKey (an effect of overlay of the effects of the program) to convert the solid color background areas in transparency. The success will depend on the nature of the solid color and how his strong colorrelates to the rest of the colors in the image.

  Please review and consider and provide more information, so that we can give you an answer with substance.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• WSSF - can you move the vod folder to another location?

  I have my server configured so that installation is on c:, and the multimedia files on d:.  First of all, I tried streaming files in the original installation location, and it worked.

  I've now moved the vod - D:\applications\ folder: and updated the FMS.ini file accordingly seek the applications on the D: folder and restarted the server.  The Administration console is to correctly identify applications VOD and LIVE on the new site, but all streams have stopped working. No idea why?

  These two variables application.xml points, which should be in your fms.ini file (they are by default). So not really sure why they are not here, unless manually removed someones.

  You can put them in your fms.ini or you can change the application.xml so instead of

  / ; ${VOD_COMMON_DIR}
  / ; ${VOD_DIR}

  you have

  / ; $d:\apps

  / ; $d:\apps

• Win7: How can I move user folder to another drive

  (with all its tentacles of registry supported)

  Related to this issue but a little different (using Win7 RC)
  I would like to move the folders from the user for all members of the family to E:\
  What is the best way?
  When I cut and paste, I am warned a bunch of system folders. In addition, I don't see the LOCATION tab when I click on properties.

  When you create a clean installation, using the combination of a system SSD drive and a conventional disc, such as a data reader, there is a way to 'move' the users folder (normally, C:\Users) and the hidden ProgramData folder (normally C:\ProgramData) for the conventional disc, or the data reader, using an answer file, or an unattend.xml file for an unattended Setup, as mentioned above.

  For a person making a unique, one-time Setup, trying to figure out how to create an answer for fully automatic, just installation file to accomplish this small one, is average, far too much trouble.  It is also not necessary.

  It is possible, during an installation of conventional and interactive disc installation or USB thumbdrive, to enter what we call, 'Mode of Audit', until the computer is called or a created user name and perform the necessary reallocation.

  (1.) a conventional facility.  If you are using an SSD, at the point the installation process where you are asked where you want to install Windows, you must use disk Options to delete all partitions on the SSD drive, before you select the SSD drive as a target.  Do not manually partition or format the drive before installation.  Windows 7 will do and must do, because Windows needs to align the logical format with the characteristics of the physical drive, and, also, Windows wants a small system partition for its own purposes.

  2.) when installation stops, waiting for you to give a user name and a computer name, the computer are not!  Press Ctrl + Shift + F3, and the computer will restart in... (wait for it!) "Audit mode '!  Basically, Windows create a disposable administrator account and log in, as this disposable administrator.  Hurt you, with regard to this temporary user survive complete the installation, but the computer works normally, and you can install the drivers and software.  Every time that the computer starts in Audit mode (you are allowed to restart), a version of Sysprep.exe GUI will pop up, offering to restart the computer in OOBE (out of box experience).  OOBE is where you were a moment before - that is to say, where you create a username and computer name and installation is complete.  Do not restart in OOBE, until you are ready to complete the installation.

  3.) he should know what drive letter (or the location of the folder) will be assigned to your disk Datadrive.  So, it's time, in audit mode, to understand this.  If you need to partition or format the datadrive, do so now.  On the Start Menu, right click on "Computer" and select Manage from the context menu, go to the computer management console.  In the management console of the computer, storage/disk management, you will find tools to change drive letters, partition, etc.

  4.) you need only a minimal answer file.  It is an xml (text file) file created in Windows System Image Manager application.  You can call what you want.  I would say: folders.xml.  Here are the contents of a folders.xml file, which is re - locate users and ProgramData to D:\

  
  
     
         
             
                  d:\Users
                  d:\ProgramData
             
         
     
     
  

  I'm going to imagine a scenario where you make this file on another computer, and transfer to the computer when the installation is done using a USB key, which, when it is connected to the computer in Audit Mode, is attributed to the extra drive letter:

  You could probably just copy the text above into Notepad and save it as a text file with the .xml extension and be good to go, as long as you wanted to use d:\Users and d:\ProgramData as your Datadrive locations.  (I used this answer file, with success; I do not guarantee that it will work for others.)

  5. to use the folders.xml, located in the root directory of your flash drive, plugged and visible under U:\ form, you must open a command prompt, access c:\windows\system32\sysprep and give this command:

  Sysprep.exe /audit /reboot /unattend:U:\folders.xml

  This will cause the reboot of the computer, but you will end up right back in Audit Mode.  As long as you're still in Audit Mode, re-location of these dossiers is not complete, because the temporary administrator useraccount still has his stuff in C:\Users and there are still a few active databases in C:\ProgramData.

  6.) now, you need to say goodbye in Audit Mode.  Remember that a graphical interface for the use of Sysprep to initialize the OOBE appears whenever you re - boot into Audit Mode.  "So after restart you 5.) you will have your chance to run it.  (If it comes to your personal computer, do check the box "Generalize" in the GUI of Sysprep).

  7.) finishing your Windows installation, create a permanent user name and giving the computer a name, etc.  When you're finally running, go get to C:\  C:\Users should have disappeared.  C:\ProgramData is probably still there, but it is normally hidden, so you won't know, until you go to Folder Options and check Show hidden files and folders.  D:\Users and D:\ProgramData (hidden) must also exist.

  8.), I like the idea of using junctions to intercept any program crazy enough to hardcode to c:\users or c:\programdata you will need to delete or move C:\ProgramData, before creating a junction to C:\ProgramData pointing to D:\ProgramData.  The command line tool, mklink, is useful here.  Open a command prompt, and then type mklink /? to get instructions.  If you want a right click GUI tool, you can check:http://schinagl.priv.at/nt/hardlinkshellext/hardlinkshellext.html

  After you create junctions, I think you could use regedit to edit the ProfileList key to the locations of origin C:\.  Folders.XML will have changed the Folderlist key, so that everything points to D:\ instead of %systemdrive%\ or C:\   I'm not sure what would be the point, but you couldn't.

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList

• Cannot move public folders to another location

  Original title: I encounter a strange error while moving the public folder?

  Hello world!

  I encounter a strange error while moving the public folder, although I've done it before without any problem.

  

  

  Thses files that are located in the Public folder in its original volume:

  

  and as you can see this folder "music" is available in the source "C:\users\public".

  That these two folders within the Public folder have been moved to the new location D:\users\public

  

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  However, when I moved to: C:\Users\Public via the command prompt and run the Dir command. I noticed this "Music" folder, but it is not "public music. After that I applied the last command, but instead of running this command:

  "robocopy /MIR %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users\Public D:\Users\Public.

  I have run this command with the setting 'music' "Public"

  "robocopy /MIR %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users\Public\Music D:\Users\Public.

  And the music folder moved:

  

  But I am quite sruprised that in the first time I did that I only work "robocopy /MIR %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users\ D:\Users\PublicPublic .

  "In addition, as you can see that there is no ' Document Public" and "Public Desktop" in the output of the command "Dir /" via the command prompt. However, records two moved with the command "" robocopy /MIR %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users\Public D:\Users\Public "without any problem.

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  These steps, I made a request to transfer:

  This can be done by a directory connection that can redirect to a new location of the Public folder.

  First create a new folder on E:\ and maybe you want to call it Public.

  Go to Cmd prompt as administrator.

  All copy existing public folders to the new folder created using the command
  Robocopy /MIR %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users\Public E:\Public (or any name that you used for public folders on E :)

  You need robocopy as it supports the hidden files, etc., especially if you haveRecorded TV public folder.

  Once the copy is transferred, you must remove the existing public folder and create an ajunction in his place. To do this, start mode safe mode as an administrator and remove thepubliccontents and folder, and then start theCmd as an administrator command prompt. To remove the Public folder:

  rmdir /s /q %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users\Public

  After you have created the new folder location and deleting the existing publicfolder, now is the time to create a directory Junction forpublic folder with the following command:

  MKLINK /J %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users\Public E:\Public (or any name you named the folder opublic on E:\)

  for example: mklink /d C:\Users\Public E:\Public

  Now, all that is intended for the original Public folder gets directed to the new location.
  I hope this helps.

  Hello

   
  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
   
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprovirt/threads

• Why do images not move a folder to another? -Lightroom version: CC 2015.0.1 [1018573]

  This link shows the steps and I did this procedure several times: manage photos in folders

  I am not able to select my photos and move them to a new folder. , I have restarted lightroom, rebooted and looked for updates... The move does not work?

  I use Lightroom version: CC 2015.0.1 [1018573]

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Adam

  Hi Adam, drag & drop does not work?

  When you hover over the folder you want to move the images on hold until you see the folder highlight (take a clear gray color) and then let it go.

  You should see a message (picture below)

  Press to move to confirm.

  

• Can I move a snapshot to another location and bring back later?

  I have a Windows XP running inside VMware and there are three snapshots and a current running instance. I want snapshots to save disk space, but I want to make in the future. I see four sets of files: x 86-000001-WinXP, WinXP - x 86-000002, WinXP - x 86-000004 WinXP - x 86-s001. According to the time stamp on the files, I can say to those that are correlated with snapshots, and Windows XP - x 86-000002 is the current imagefile in use. There are also a number of WinXP - x 86-Snapshot1/2/4 and the main file of WinXP - x 86. I can't say which is common usage. But I wanted to ask you if I can move some of these files on a backup hard drive, without irreparably disrupt the VMWare image, and then I can move them back in the future when I want to go back to some particular instant. Thank you.

  If you don't have enough space so consider installing a larger hard drive or move the entire Virtual Machine to drive with adequate disk space and run it from there.

  Having said that, although technically, you have instant disks reside on a different drive then the basic disk you can't separate Instant disks from the disk to basic, in general, use the basic disk itself and then add instant records.  In other words if you separate the discs you then continue to use the virtual machine configured as it is, however, the value of the parameter "parentFileNameHint" in the "disk DescriptorFile" of the first Flash disk must be properly modified to account for the change in location.

  Unless you fully understand the interdependence of all the files that make up a virtual machine can be very careful separation files together in one place.

  Make sure also that, at a minimum, you have all user data that resides in the Virtual Machine saved before making anything.

• Move Dir roaming to another location

  Hello

  App Data from default Adobe CS6 roaming is on the C drive, while my C drive has limited space and I use the D drive to collect production data. Now CS6 roaming has used my free space on C completely new and I was wondering how I would like to re - locate correctly all directory structure CS6 on my D drive of homelessness.

  This isn't on my "scratch disks" in the first, already, they're ok on the D drive.

  So far, I've seen http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/preference-file-names-locations-photoshop.html where it is indicative of the location of the CS6 files but this isn't a guide of how to reinstall them.

  Then there's an interesting thread http://forums.adobe.com/message/5476956#5476956 which talks about the issue, but he does not say how to move the mobile directories.

  I thought that can move the structure and by putting a symbolic link there that points to the directory on the other... but do not know if this is advised.

  Pls share if you have any ideas or experience.

  Kind regards

  Frank

  UPS ok, I just found it and leave it here, so if someone is facing the same there is a reference here.

  

• You can move a project to another location on the same hard drive?

  Hello!

  My project files in the htdocs of the Apache Server, however I recently had to install XAMPP and which meant a new copy of Apache placed in a different location on the same hard drive.     I would spend my projects in this same place.   Dreamweaver allows you to do this easily?

  It is an ideal location for the test on my Apache server.

  I could just move the files, but I don't know how Dreamweaver will react.

  Thanks for all your comments!

  ... John

  Absolutely,.

  Just move them to your regular Windows Explorer or anything on a Mac. Then change your site definition to point to the new location.

  Brad Lawryk

  Adobe Professional Community: Dreamweaver

  The Northern British Columbia Adobe user group: Manager

  Thompson Rivers University: Dreamweaver instructor

  My Blog from Adobe: http://blog.lawryk.com

• Import of Contacts in a shared Outlook folder from another location

  Is it possible to import the Outlook contacts folder in a hosted server shared among other desktop computers?

  Hello

  I would recommend you to post the question on this forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/officeitpro

• Move the folder outside the folder music iTunes

  by default iTunes stores its settings, the file iTunes Library.itl and tracks audio library of music, in the \Users\username\Music\iTunes folder.

  I don't want my music folder polluted by the parameters of the program, especially because I'm synchronize this folder on the cloud.

  Via the Control Panel, I can only change the path of the audio tracks, but the settings remain in the default position.
  Is it possible to move the iTunes folder to another path?

  Drag the iTunes folder to another location, launch iTunes with the SHIFT key pressed and select it.

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• Tried to move a folder and it delete files on disk

  I tried to move a folder to another folder in LR CC, and coincidentally, I moved it again in the same folder (which means that I had two simultaneous operations happening now doing the same thing). I got an error (error code lost) and the file is now gone from my hard drive. I checked everywhere – each folder on the hard disk, the Recycle Bin, etc. Is there any hope for these files?

  Did you use your operating system to search for photos by file name?

  If you did, and research based on the operating system is unable to find the pictures, then you probably have been bitten by a rare but serious bug in Lightroom, which is described in the response 1 in this thread

  Lightroom deletes pictures while moving

  For later use, you need to move photos using your OS (not Lightroom) and then reconnect in Lightroom using these instructions: Adobe Lightroom - find folders and files moved or missing

• Permissions do not update every time that a user moves a file from one folder to another in the Windows XP computer.

  Original title: folder permissions to move or copy.

  I have a problem that I'm sure has a simple explanation but I don't know.  I have a folder in the tree that whenever a user moves a file from one folder to another, the permissions do not update.  Yet if a user copies the folder to the same location, permissions to update as expected.  This only happens with XP.  If I try with Win 7, if the user moves or copies, update permissions.

  Has anyone seen this or have an explanation?

  Hello

  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the forum TechNet for assistance:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/itproxpsp/threads

  Hope the helps of information.