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As usual the problem is with badly behaving software. E.g. I have a bunch of software storing its crap in C:\Users\JohnDoe\Documents\ while I've changed the loc
by Rafert 11y ago
As usual the problem is with badly behaving software. E.g. I have a bunch of software storing its crap in C:\Users\JohnDoe\Documents\ while I've changed the location of that folder to D:\JohnDoe\Documents.
- freeone3000 11y agoThat's what happens when a folder accesses the actual path when you've changed the CSIDL ID (relocating documents). If you've done it as an NTFS reparse point, there wouldn't be any such C:\Users\JohnDoe\Documents, and trying to navigate there would put you in D:\.