I think most users will migrate "user documents" to other drives. like "D:\Users\USERNAME\" or "E:\Users\USERNAME\".
but XYplorer can only recognize the C drive. this make the Shortcut of USERNAME (in the tree panel) is useless.
Recognize custom user document paths like "D:\Users\USERNAME\"
Re: Recognize custom user document paths like "D:\Users\USERNAME\"
But then most users might also follow the M$ recommendation to not move the whole user folder to a different drive which then gives you more than one folder USERNAME on different drives. Set a favorite for your more interesting one and access it that way?
Ralph
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Re: Recognize custom user document paths like "D:\Users\USERNAME\"
- To set the favorite: Favorites | Toggle Favorite Folder
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Re: Recognize custom user document paths like "D:\Users\USERNAME\"
I'm not aware of such a restriction.
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Re: Recognize custom user document paths like "D:\Users\USERNAME\"
How exactly did you "migrate" the complete user folder?
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Re: Recognize custom user document paths like "D:\Users\USERNAME\"
And what does that have to do with the %username% shortcut under "This PC / Computer" in this case?
And I can't replicate any problems regarding subelements like documents, downloads or anything else
at that place (and mine are migrated to D:\ as well).
And I can't replicate any problems regarding subelements like documents, downloads or anything else
at that place (and mine are migrated to D:\ as well).
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