Hey Brink,

Thanks for the further detail. There's no {AB5FB87B-7CE2-4F83-915D-550846C9537B} listed at either of those locations. However, most of the locations listed are C:\Users\druek. The...

Thanks, Brink, I always appreciate your wisdom. So there's not a safe way to delete the ophaned "druek" account and folder?

I have an unusual problem. The W10 Camera app saves to a "Camera Roll" folder in the account folder of a deleted user. The user is no longer listed in User Accounts, but the folder is still there.
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Yes, though I wasted almost an hour trying to find out what happened to my Administrative Tools, when they were there all the time. Arrghhh!

The problem for me was not that the folder was missing, per se, but that the path name is inconsistent. I found it at the following path:

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start...

"No, it's not needed," or "No, don't uninstall it"?

Bro67. How can I block those cookies? I'd rather not block ALL javascript, as apparently it's useful for some sites and functions, such as my Google Calendar. Thanks.

I was trying to disable inherited permissions based on similar directions from another web page and something went haywire. All I had wanted to do was give Users (e.g. myself) Full Control (I had...

I tried all of these relevant solutions; they did not work or did not apply.

When I tried "Delete and rebuild index" from the Advanced section of Indexing Options, it said it deleted the index,...

OMG I fixed it; it was simple. After all the steps above, I had tried to change the name of the user folder from "Documents" to "druek" while I was still in the druek account. I couldn't change it...

Hi Brink,

Nope, that's how I restored the Documents folder from the drive on the partition back to the C drive. The path shown in "Location" is "C:\Users\druek\Documents." I used the same...

I tried your steps, but got some weird behavior. It wouldn't let me log back into my original account. I got a message instead that it was creating a temp account for me. When I went back to the...

Okay, that makes sense, and seems the simplest solution. Thanks for the lightning-fast reply!

Thanks for the helpful tutorial. I had done this on my previous W7 machine and then on my new W10 machine fine. On the W10 machine I created a new partition drive, L, and moved my user folders inside...