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please help, i tried dir command on drive d it said access was denied by system volume information

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This is the Windows 10 64bit work around I have been working on for the last 48 hours, some things to understand 1st * This only works on Windows 10 64 bit (x64) as 64 bit windows has two program files folders, * it's not perfect, you will need to move folder "Program Files (x84)" back to the root drive (c:\) when some updates fail to install Start by installing Windows 10 on your Device, then at the settings screen (also known to old folks as the Welcome screen) Press CTRL + SHIFT + F3, this will reboot Windows in to the desktop, in a mode known as Audit Mode (it allows OEM's to install Drivers, Programs, even spam with out making a user account or even given you a hint they did that)Once at the desktop, you will be able to open the registry editing program known as regedit (love that name) open it by pressing that start button and typing regedit, then press enter, or type run then enter then regedit then enter again up to you, go to : ''HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion" plus (+) and "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion'' Change only "Program Files (x84)" directories, to the drive letter (E:\) in most cases, by giving them the good old double click and ok next move to : "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList" do the same thing, with all keys once that's done, restart the computer with the Windows 10 disk/usb in, once at the langrage screen, press SHIFT + F10 (Fn key if needed to) This will open the CMD, command line, enter the following in : Note drive letters change in this world, soo you might want to type notepad, then open, then my computer and see what the drive letter is now robocopy "C:\Users" "D:\Users" /E /COPYALL /XJ robocopy "C:\Program Files (x86)" "D:\Program Files (x86)" /E /COPYALL /XJ robocopy "C:\ProgramData" "D:\ProgramData" /E /COPYALL /XJ rmdir "C:\Users" /S /Q rmdir "C:\Program Files (x86)" /S /Q rmdir "C:\ProgramData" /S /Q mklink /J "C:\Users" "E:\Users" mklink /J "C:\Program Files (x86)" "E:\Program Files (x86)" mklink /J "C:\ProgramData" "E:\ProgramData" Now reboot, once at the desktop check everythings working and nothings going cr@zy or doing cr@zy stuff you should try going to drive (D:\) or what ever you set it as, and open the Iexplore file, just to check it works, if it don't open, you have made a error typing, and you should go back and try again, notice that window in the middle of the desktop, just click restart on it, and you will be taken back to the settings screen, make your accounts and enjoy using windows apps and programs the way you want to on the drives you want to, but wait, you have more work to do thanks to Microsoft -_- update Windows 10 fully, you will notice some will fail, like windows as a whole really lol, you will have to copy the "Program Files (x86)" folder back to your root drive, (c:\) don't delete the one left behide, change the registry back to how it was for "Program Files (x86)" directory, leave the old folder where it is, or you will course a problem, update windows then change the whole thing back again, you may now delete the old program files folder, move the updated one back to the drive, remake the mk link, I know! but it updates, and that's the only working work around I can come up with for now

Excellent video you explain everything very detailed. Only one thing I couldn't access my new formated HDD drive (D:/) and it didnt display as a volume when i used diskpart to see my available drives, because it had no letter assigned to it so i had to physically remove the drive and using the storage management from another computer i was able to assign the drive letter so i could continue the process. Thank you very much for this very helpfull tutorial

I probably made a mistake in some of the steps, when I get to the logon screen I get: The user Profile Service failed the logon. User profile cannot be loaded." I can't figure out how to solve it. Thanks in advance for any help.

THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT ON WINDOWS 10: What you need to do is install windows 10 ether upgrade or from scratch IT DOES NOT MATTER. make sure it's fully setup. after it is installed restart your comp and load up the windows 10 media disc or usb. if you don't have one JUST MAKE ONE it's free through Microsoft you DON'T need a Number to get it. after it loads up and you get to the screen that you would proceed to with install DON'T CLICK ANYTHING. Instead press SHIFT + F10 it will bring up Command prompt. in command prompt launch notepad by typing "notepad" it will open notepad go to save and find your C drive or whatever drive has you are using. you will need to create ANY FOLDERS THAT ARE MISSING AND NAME THEM PROPERLY. So after that's all done do the above IN THE VIDEO, but you don't have to wait for ProgramData just do it right then in the command prompt. Now back out of the command prompt and the windows 10 install. and log in to windows 10, once in go to the search and type regedit. It will open the registry finish what is explained in the video with the registry editing. after that you are done. Source: //winaero.com/blog/move-the-users-folder-in-windows-10-windows-8-and-windows-7/ 

Have you ever had issues with installing/activating Microsoft Office with this setup configuration? I have been having issues with Office on a fresh computer setup with this configuration. Not sure if this is the issue or something else is so I thought I would ask.

Is Backtrack Linux a possible option for recovering files from a currupted or failed SATA IDE hard drive that has been removed, and reconnected via USB? That is my situation, and I'm wondering if Backtrack is a better option for providing more user control over selecting and restoring these files. Any help is appreciated, thank you.

The /Q means Quiet mode, do not ask if ok to delete on global wildcard The /S means Delete specified files from all subdirectories. Matthew