On Fri, 26 Mar 2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 2.) Similar as above, I want the Variables "Temp" and "Tmp" (for the system
> as well as all users) to reside on a separate partition and directory, ie
I tried it by setting HKU\.DEFAULT\Environment (and
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment), but
failed. This key does not seem to be copied, or perhaps the temp variables
get specifically generated. I have put it into the logon script now. :-(
> 3.) I don't want the Users Data directories to be under the "system volume,
> Documents and Settings, Username,..." Instead, I want those Directories
See the other reply or KB
[GuiUnattended]
; Q236621
ProfilesDir=C:\Profiles
But be aware: Many programs seem to save an absolute path and do use
%USERPROFILE% only when creating/locating the profile initially; ergo,
when you have multiple "ProfilesDir"s (or multiple language versions of
Windows -- what a crap!) several programs don't find their configuration
data anymore or re-create the data outside the profile (or fail to do so)
etc.pp.
Bye,
--
Steffen Kaiser
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