I was trying to move my User directory to the D: drive and create a symbolic link from the C: drive in order to keep them separate from the operating system. Although my system works perfectly still, I suspect not all is as I would want. I expected to see 2 Users directories, one in C: drive and one in D: drive, both with the same content, probably indistinguishable from each other. Instead, some files have been copied while most are missing. As far as I can tell from a quick search, all those in the D:\Users folder are also in C:\Users.
What is the safest way to get everything back to C:\Users, delete the D:\Users, and start again?
How can I tell if there is a symbolic link there at all? Is it visible? Can it be made so?
Terry
Here is every thing you need to know about what you are trying to do.
Gretti, That is where I started. But I don't know if I did it right and suspect I didn't
Now I don't know what exactly has happened. I don't know if there is a link there or not. I wanted to know how to get back to the beginning so I could start again the experience I gained from the first try.Thanks all the same,
Terry
