Microsoft Software Solutions : How to Move User Files in Windows Vista
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in vista u can just do cut and paste that folder from username folder to say d:\ drive
this metod works on all windows starting from win2000
NeptuneCasto 3 months ago
OMG! thank you so much it works!
mowe2b 7 months ago