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@themightymrp Your a f***in star mate. Finally got it to work! Thank you for all your help. The biggest pain is sorted now! onwards we go. A nice cold brewskie has got your name on it, when your down the civilised ends

@mighty Tried the above before, and copied the library files to a test mandatory profile using elevated CMD, the problem was it also copied the current username and redirection was buggered. I will try again and let you know how it goes. I WILL GET THIS WORKING !! Thanks Mighty

@mighty Thank you for all your input mate. Don't understand what I am doing wrong! I followed all instructions to a T but to no avail. There was no libraries folder under 'Default' or 'Default User', not hidden either. So I manually created the folder. I mapped a network drive H:\ for a user. Created the 4 default libraries again and pointed them to the users home share i.e. H:\Documents etc. When I click apply it confirms the libraries have been created.I click box to show libraries in explorer, which it does. an explorer windows just showing libraries with no filepath. So I browse to both the locations in post but nothing is in either folder. Is there anything im missing? I have just noticed the Libraries have been created but for the current user logged in and not default

Hello again Mighty, I have managed to browse to the location at "C:\Users\Default User\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows\" using elevated cmd but there is no libraries folder. Can I just create a folder called libraries in there and run the Windows 7 tool.......getting there:) Thanks in advance

I think I might have dodgy image, reinstalling Windows 7, and going to try again. Thanks Mighty

Hi mighty, thank you for the prompt reply Can you confirm the following: Navigate to "C:\Users\Default User\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows\Libraries". I cant access the above path via explorer (access denied) I presume it is the same as: Navigate to "C:\Users\Default\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows\Libraries". or do I use command line to access the above path. When I run the tool it creates the libraries, but not in the above folder ----is this correct? It creates the libraries somewhere and show up as just libraries in explorer with no file path. The problem is when I try to run command prompt from this location. I get the following error: EXPLORER.EXE : The file does not have a program associated for performing this action. Help oh mighty1 The problem I m having is copying the newly created libraries to another location. When the tool is run it creates the libraries. Shows up as 'libraries' in explorer without any path showing. The problem I am having is how to

Excellent way to link libraries. I wonder if anyone can shed some light on copying the newly created library-ms files. I successfully created the libraries and they get put into 'libraries' folder. No idea what the location is, just displays as 'libraries'. I try to launch a command prompt from this location, but it returns the following error: EXPLORER.EXE The file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action Any advice will be greatly appreciated.