This entry was posted in Optimizing, Software, Systemtools, Windows, Windows 10 on Jby socialmedia. Under the ProfileList subkey you will find a few subfolders (starting with ‘ S-1-5- ‘) that are named with the SID of Windows user. Press the Windows key + R to open the Run box.
Right-click on your user account folder and rename it to whatever you like. There is an easy way on Windows 10 (maybe earlier versions also?) to do this:Įcho it is important to do a CD to the folder or it will kill your windows as CMD starts in your userfolder or system folder!įorfiles /s /m *.mp3 /c “cmd /c move %CD%”įorfiles /s /m * /c “cmd /c if move %CD%”Īs usual, do a backup before you play with your system and do not post this command into your console if you don’t understand what you do, and please change the actual folder in the console or it will mess up your windows! Open the Windows Explorer and browse to the C:Users folder. Every now and then i need to gather all files from subfolders, move them to the parent folder and delete the subfolders.įor example if i unpack a few Zip archives.
