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11.01.2008 at 07:25AM PDT, ID: 23867397
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Setting default users home folder from c:\users to d:\users for Server 2008 local's terminal account

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microsoft, server, 2008, user profile

I would like to just change the default location of the users home folder from the standard c:\users\%username% to u:\users\%username% to have all profile togheter.

many thanks for your help

is just a WINDOWS SERVER 2008 STANDARD WITH TERMINAL SERVICES

No other roles installed
 
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