Move the folder presets (Windows 7)?

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• Location of the folder in Windows 7

  I need to move the folder preset to a new Windows 7 computer and I can't find the

  Location of Win 7 to move.  Help?  JC

  ledeane,

  Go to the Preferences/Presets tab and click on "show Lightroom Presets folder... ", you will be directed to the folder in the finder/Explorer.

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• Satellite U400-138: can I move the folder of recovery

  Hello

  I just bought my nw laptop Toshiba (U400-138 to be precise).
  It came with Windows Vista Home Premium preinstalled with the possibility to recover the HARD disk. When installing the disk has been partitioned like this:

  C: / 145 GB - Windows Vista
  E: / 150 GB - Data

  The E drive the folder of HARD disk recovery.
  The problem here is that I would use Linux instead of Vista and also I want to re - partition the drive in a different way.

  So here are my questions:

  1.) it is possible to move the folder of disk recovery HARD to separate and perhaps much more small partition (6 GB or more) without doing any harm to its functionality? I want to keep just in case

  2.) I lose my warranty if I install Linux?

  Thx for your replies ;)

  Hello

  (1) If you change the folder or delete file recovery that you will not be able to recover the laptop using the recovery of HARD drive!
  That is why it s is strongly recommended to create a diskette using the creative tool for recovery disk pre-installed Toshiba's own recovery.
  If you create this DVD then you are on the right side and you can change everything on the HARD drive. If something goes wrong, you will be able to restore the operating system using this disk.

  (2) No, you will not lose warranty if install you Linux

  :)

• How can I move the folders from Windows XP that contains "Live Mail" e-mail files to a different location than C:\Document and Setings\...?

  I just migrated my PC Windows XP "Outlook Express" to "Live Mail" and the migration went really well - the progress of conversion migrated without any human intervention my thousands and thousands of emails, my many Email of OE, my address book files.

  I have however a problem and are not top-of-now a solution for this.

  With Outlook Express, files of Windows XP with my emails were on another Partition of Disk Partition c.  It is important for me, for all the 'application data' (for example, all emails) stored in another partition of the disc the C partition. Because if trouble with newly installed software (for example a beta Version of the software), I can use a backup of my C Partition and restore it without losing the data of the application (for example without losing everything new emails).

  Question 1: With "Live Mail", can I keep my emails to another folder of Windows XP as the standard C:\Document and Settings\... file? If Yes: How can I do this?

  Question 2: Is this whole "C:\Document and Settings\nom of utilisateur\Local settings\application data\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail" folder that I can move to another location?

  Where can I get information on these topics?

  Thank you for an answer.

  My apologies. I was finally able to find a description on how to move the folder containg XP on the Web e-mail "Live Mail".

  In the event a reader is interested in the solution, I included the link to the Web page containing the answer:

  http://www.optimizingpc.com/software/windowslivemail.html

• Just recently I have not been able to move the folder on my desktop. I have to copy and paste it into a new folder, and then delete the old on.

  Just recently I have not been able to move the folder on my desktop. I save videos to my office then then move in different folders, but now need to copy and paste, then remove the video from office.  Around the same time, when I try to use help I have Windows Help cannot start.  So please HELP.  Using Win7.

  Hello

  1. Did you of recent changes made to your computer that caused the problem?
  2. It happens that the Office? Have you tried with Documents and other readers?

  Step 1: File system [SFC] Checker

  Try to run a scan of the file system [SFC] checker on the computer that will replace missing or corrupt files & check if the problem persists.

  How to use the System File Checker tool to fix the system files missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  Step 2: Run a virus scan to check if there are infections on the computer:

  Microsoft safety scanner

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Note: If infections are detected during the scan, there is a risk of data loss because infected files will be deleted.

  Step 3: Follow the instructions in the article to fix the problem of files and folders in Windows:

  Diagnose and repair Windows files and folders problems automatically

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_file_and_folder_diag/

  For more information, follow the instructions in the article to improve the performance of Windows 7:

  Optimize Windows 7 for better performance

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows7/optimize-Windows-7-for-better-performance

  It will be useful.

• Move the folder of Photos on an external drive

  Hello my MacBook Air is near capacity. I'm going through iTunes and Photos on an external drive to free up disk space on the internal drive. I searched the threads and found the right solution for iTunes. I moved the entire iTunes folder to the external drive. Then, in the Advanced tab of iTunes preferences, I made the file to the new location on the external hard drive. That worked very well.

  Now, I'm ready to try the same process with my library of Photos (which also includes years of photos iPhoto migrated). Can I move the folder full of images (as I did with iTunes) or simply pictures library on external drive? My suspicion is the entire pictures folder, because it also contains the migrated iPhoto Pictures folders, Lightroom, Adobe and Photo Booth also. After searching for the discussions, it is not clear to me how to do it with pictures.

  Thank you

  Jon

  You can move either; Once completed, launch Photos with the key Option key, click library and choose the one on the external hard drive. ITunes library should be moved in the same way rather than change the setting in the preferences.

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• Cannot write to the folder C:\WINDOWS during repair or even Recovery Console

  The security on my folder C:\WINDOWS on my XP Home Edition somehow got changed to allow total control over a normal users (not administrator), and * only * this user - that is to say, no one else appeared in the list of users who have access to this folder.  I discovered this in the context of trying to figure out why the windows updates work is more due to the file permission errors.  To try to solve this problem, I changed the security for the C:\WINDOWS folder to 1) completely remove the normal user authorization and 2) add full control permissions to the accounts of two administrators on the computer.

  Unfortunately, next time I restarted the system, it would no longer boot properly - it shows a black screen with a white cursor, and that's it.  I then tried using the Windows XP Setup disk to repair the installation.  However, when the repair is executed, it is said that 'Setup cannot copy the file xxx.xxx' most every file it is trying to install.  It may even be all he's trying to install files.  The first file is complains about is vgaoem.fon and I tried to skip all files that fail, but I gave up after a hundred and it was still only about 25% complete.

  Then I tried to go to the Recovery Console to see if I could tell what was going on.  I noticed that I can copy files in C:\, but I can't copy anything in C:\WINDOWS or one of its subfolders.  According to the documentation, I should be able to copy files in C:\WINDOWS--sinon, the Recovery Console would be pretty useless.  My best guess at what happens is that the permissions for the folder C:\WINDOWS are somehow restricted such that even the administrator is unable to write to the directory.  The ACL apply in the Recovery Console?  I can't use the ACL commands in the Recovery Console, so I can't say.  Perhaps there is a registry setting that causes this problem?

  I really want to do a new installation I'm losing all my data (in addition to having to reinstall all my applications).  Any ideas?

  Thank you.

  Steve

  Steve,
  Thanks for posting on the Microsoft answers Forums.  Here is a link to an article that will guide you through to reset the security settings on your system.  This gives a try and let us know the result.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313222 Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How can I move the Photos in Windows Photo Gallery in Windows Live Photo Gallery?

  Move Photos

  I had Windows Photo Gallery, first (have always on my computer) and then installed Windows Live Photo Gallery. How can I move the Photos in Windows Photo Gallery in Windows Live Photo Gallery?

  Hello

  wrong forum for your question

  It comes to the installation of vista operating system instance

  try this one:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-pictures?page=1&tab=all

• What happens if I delete the folder C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution?

  Hey if long story short, I wanted to switch to the window 10 but now I don't have and I get this widow to come it's almost time for my upgrade, even if I deleted the application of windows 10 get and all the installation of my computer files. If I open windows update he says also your upgrade is ready and the point is that I can not new updates for my computer because of her wanting my upgrade. So, I was told I should try deleting the folder C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution and that should fix the problem but I don't know what all will happen if I do. Delete the folder C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution resolve my problem and allows me to install some other updates? What happens with my current update settings and other things? Something will happen to the updates already on my computer?

  If you want to disable the upgrade of Windows 10-

  http://blog.ultimateoutsider.com/2015/08/using-GWX-stopper-to-permanently-remove.html

  This has been used by me on 4 computers that were not ready to upgrade to Windows 10 at this stage.

• Explorer Windows moves the folder selected to the bottom of the folder list. How can I stop this?

  THIS ISSUE DOESN'T HAVE AN ANSWER.    I DID NOT MARK ANY RESPONSE AS SUCH.

  ATTENTION TO THE RESPONSE MODERATOR ABUSE!

  Open windows Explorer
  view folders on the left
  Double-click computer
  Double-click the C drive
  Scroll down to windows Double click

  Double click on diagnostics (example)

  Now, the folder is moved to the bottom of the folder list.

  This also occurs when you click on any folder and you click once on the open gadget.

  It is increadably boring.  How can I stop it?

  Hi j1234567890j - and everyone else that repsonded to the post.

  I also have expierence this problem and as with all those who have responded to this post one lot others that makes me crazy. To make things worse, this problem manifests itself also on open or save file dialog boxes in any application that relies on the Windows file dialog.

  In my case, I also found that the behavior is inconsistent. Sometimes the problem, and sometimes it isn't. -C' is why it is difficult to focus on the behavior and some people are unable to reproduce the problem. So, I think other answers on different computers where this problem cannot be replicated. As a developer, I understand that, since we often have the answer: "...". but it works in my computer... "- and yes it does, because usually a machine of dev/support is implemented for ideal circumstances. I digress...

  Trying to figure out the problem

  I noticed a pattern, however. I found that if I have the folder in question the collapse and redevelop (double click), the browser moves again, this time exposing all the subfolders that are direct descendants of the record in question. I also noticed that if subfolders are too many to display them in the navigation pane, the selected folder is scrolled to the top of the Panel, expose as many records which can be consulted.

  I think the intention of the browsing behavior, it is that when the user develops the folder, it will show as much as possible under folders in view - but I also think it is where there is a bug - or at least where some other parameter has an impact on behaviour. -For some reason, when a folder is expanded the navigation pane only finds the first subfolder and that one--exposes so boring movement of the folder selected from the current position of the mouse pointer.

  Find an answer

  And yes - even if I think that I understand the problem - I agree with everybody elses user experience - this needs to be fixed!

  I'm not sure that a moderator will pick up what this message is marked as awnsered - even if it isn't in my opnion.

  But if someone the fact: I think that provide an option on the general tab of the Folder Options dialog box, a user can turn off this behavior and expand just the folder without attempting to present all folders visible in the navigation pane.

  Concerning

  Andre Coetzee

• Add move to the folder in windows 8

  I had my Windows Vista set up so if I get a click on a document, photograph, record, etc. I could choose to "move to or copy to ' and a little box would come and would navigate to where I wanted to go, click and on its way.  I do not have the passage to OR send to option when I right click in Windows 8.

  Could someone please tell me if I can and how to add them?  Indeed how we add (something) to do a right click in Windows 8?

  Thank you

  Mary

  Hi Mary,

  Thank you for posting.  From your problem description, I understand that you are unable to find moving and copying options

  in window 8. If I'm wrong, please let me know.

  Double click and open the folder you want to move, top of the window on the tab home, you will have all the options like move, copy, delete and rename.

  Consult the following links for more information about Windows 8.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/start-screen#1TC=T1

  Hope it will be useful. Incase if you still have any other queries please respond with more details and we will be happy to help you.

• Setup removes the junction point NTFS redirect the folder system "\Windows\Installer" on another disk.

  On a computer running Windows XP Professional SP3, I redirected the "\Windows\Installer" system folder, with a junction to a record point in a tree of directories to a different drive.  The operation was conducted and verified using "junction v1.06 - creator of junction point analysis viewer and Windows' published in 2010 by Mark Russinovich. I moved all the files and subdirectories contained in the original "\Windows\Installer' in the target directory (the these files had been previously copied to a temporary directory and after the move, I checked that they were visible in the folder '\Windows\Installer' open the symbolic link with the Explorer).
  Then I launched a system patch, and I discovered that the installation of the update of the software deleted program point junction that I created, deleted all the cache contained in the directory with the name of substitute target different files and recreated the "\Windows\Installer" folder in the original disc.
  I tested this behaviour a couple of times, installing various software and updates, so I assume that it does not depend on the software that is installed but the installation program itself, which cannot handle a point of junction of the folder "install".
  No warning is given before deleting the junction point and all of its contents.  With a similar procedure, I made two points of junction for '\Windows\Downloaded facilities' and '\Windows\Microsoft.NET' and they have exploited properly.
  Out of understanding points do not work on startup, so it is impossible to redirect for example. :

  • \Windows
  • \Windows\System32
  • \Windows\Config

  "\Windows\Installer" isn't one of those cases, and it is not used at startup.

  Is it possible to use a junction point to redirect the \Windows\Installer on another disk/partition folder, or Setup will always delete all the files that have been targeted in the naming of replacement?

  Hello

  Your question would be better suited for the TechNet forums.

  I suggest you to ask your question to the TechNet forum for better support.

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

• Move the folder Users on XP

  I recently finished building my new computer.  I installed Windows XP as OS.  My computer has an SSD and a HARD drive.  I installed the OS on the SSD and move the users folder and all data on the HARD drive.  Can anyone help me please with this.  Thanks for the replies.

  To begin, open internet, settings options, search for & change the location of the temp. & history

  folder, move it to the other disk. In addition, install 3rd party & software less used to another drive.

  You can manually place all documents and records, music WMP, etc. of another player. Then

  the value another drive with a swap file to increase virtual memory. In addition, printer software, antivirus, etc.

  Just install slave, youre OS disc it will access that you need. Also, you can locate &

  Download a utility from microsoft called "parallel process".

• How can I move the folder of my users on a different Partition?

  Hi, I recently bought Windows 7 for my PC.

  I want to know how to move my complete record of users (C:\Users) to my D drive partition, that make (D:\Users) and then remove the users from the C drive folder, so that all my files and user data are stored on my D drive partition, since my C drive is for the OS and drivers only. Now, I know that you can move files within your name in the users, by right-click folder and clicking on the location tab, but this option is not available on the users folder itself. If it is not possible to move all of the users folder, find at least one solution where I can move my folder by name (C:\Users\Jord) D drive instead.

  Thanks in advance

  -Jordan

  I answered this question at least three times in the last few days/weeks. Please visit the following links. Some are on the folder C:\Users (work folder to be more general) while others refer to the same concept, but for different folders. I hope this helps.

  Link 1: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7files/thread/8d15f660-293a-48cc-bfc3-f978ad59d67e
  Link 2: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7files/thread/924138a5-bdb2-4ab4-870b-57b3a8b8ff44
  Link 3: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7files/thread/bb84d104-d6d6-43c5-be62-b065ee4fa819
  Link 4: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7files/thread/6af0cf60-84f6-4e48-b0a1-2780a5fd7b7a if you find my answer was what you are looking for, please don't forget to click on the link "Propose as answer" below.

• I want to move the folder Program Files to another hard drive.

  I have Windows 7 installed on a small primary partition on one of the two hard drives, double boot with Windows XP.  My installation of Windows XP is on a smaller primary partition (like Windows 7) and Program Files folder on a separate drive logic in an extended partition, not on the system drive.  I want to make a folder Program Files of Windows 7 on the same logical drive, Program Files and move the Program Files from Windows 7 folder to that partition on the second hard drive.

  Just an update.  I finally managed to move 'Users' on a separate partition, so my installation of Windows 7 now has Windows on a partition, the files program on a logical drive in an extended partition, and users on a separate logic in this extended partition.

  On the Windows partition, there are junctions that point to the logical drive Program Files and the logical drive of users and editing the registry to set these default locations.  Windows updates proceed normally and successfully.  Program facilities smoothly and work as expected.  I'll post my procedures on my site, I hope that in the near future, after that I tested and confirmed their on my other Windows 7 machines.

  Be forewarned, however, that this separation will break the ability to repair/reinstall (upgrade on-site) Windows 7.  It will stop when he sees that Program Files not are not on the system partition.  However, in my particular case, I depend on third-party software disk for backup, Imaging for the loss of this functionality (repair/reinstall) has no real interest for me.  Restore a disk image is much faster.

  There are other methods posted on the net to separate these main divisions of Windows during the installation. My methods are intended to guide differently to an existing facility while retaining all the features.  And once again, as shown in this thread, Microsoft Support seems to discourage that kind of thing.