====== Move the user directory to another partition ======

Unlike in Windows XP, you cannot move the whole user directory to another partition, for example D:. Windows 7 makes it more complicated, but not impossible, to do this:

  - Boot your Windows 7 installation disk into recovery mode, then start a Command Prompt.
  - Logoff from your user account and login as local admin
  - Move the users directory to the data partition with robocopy. Make sure the Users directory does not exist on the destination drive before the copy. \\ ''robocopy /e /xj /copyall C:\Users D:\Users''
  - ''mklink /j C:\Users\username D:\Users\username''  (choose any path instead of D:\Users\username)
  - Enter ''dir'' to verify the directory junction has been established, exit the CMD prompt, reboot the machine
  - If you add files to the profile which where not created under the original user, you need to set ownership of the folder and it's contents to yourself (right-click the folder and click properties, then advanced)