Please do not put the file on the system disk

The default location of the Windows 7 user folder is within the "\\Users" directory under the system disk. This folder stores all the user-generated files. As more and more software is installed, more and more "user-generated files" are stored in the "user folders". The user folder is in the system disk. If the system disk is broken, the user file may be lost together. It is really a loss of the wife and the soldier.

If you can move the user folder to another hard drive, system maintenance will be much easier. The files that are usually generated are saved outside the system disk; so you can reinstall the system at any time without worrying about user file loss.

We assume that the user folder is set to the D drive and the D drive is the NTFS partition. During the installation of Windows 7, press "Shift+F10" to open the DOS window, enter the command: robocopy "C:\\Users" "D:\\Users"/E/COPYALL/XJ, rmdir"C:\\Users"/S/Q,mklink /J"C:\\Users""D:\\Users", after closing the DOS window, continue the installation until it is completed.

If you want to move the installed user folder in Windows 7, then follow these steps:

1. Set the "User Folder" to a non-system disk in Windows 7. , close all applications.

2.Open "Computer Manager".

3. Click on the “Administrator” and select Properties. In the pop-up box, remove the check box before “Account is disabled” and close the “Computer Manager”.

4. Log out of the current user and select the “Administrator” user to log in.

5. Open a command line window and enter the following command: robocopy "C:\\Users""D:\\Users"/E/COPYALL/XJ/XD"C:\\Users\\Administrator"

6. Log out of the Administrator, re-login Windows7 with your own username, open "Computer Manager" and disable Administrator.

7. Open the DOS window again and enter the following command: rmdir"C:\\Users"/S/Q,mklink/J"C:\\Users""D:\\Users".

Edit Review: The above steps can easily implement the "user folder" on the non-system disk in Windows7 system, so you don't have to worry about reinstalling the system and losing user files.