Renamed User account, now want to rename its folder

I renamed a User account by using netplwiz. It was all good - the user can easily login and see all his files.

Now I need to rename C:\User\<name> folder accordingly, but it does not work. The user cannot see his files upon logging in.

I believe that there must be somewhere a mapping scheme between Account name and folder name. Where it is and how I can cleanly rename the folder?

My Windows 10 version 1903 (OS build 18362.959)


Thanks

Thanks both Brink and Dalchina, I followed this tutorial, but something did not work in my case. I even ran two dummy tests, but none worked. Here is what I did:

1. Created a dummy account user_A from settings/accounts/Add a user without Microsoft account. To check how it works, logged in under this account, it all worked good, created a test file and saved it in the Documents folder (which is actually C:\Users\User_A folder.

2. Renamed it to user_B from command-line utility netplwiz.

3. Signed out this account from Task Manager

4. Ran wmic command-line utility as administrator

5. Copied its SID

6. From Regedit, found the path described in tutorial for this SID and in ProfileImagePath renamed it to user_B

7. Manually renamed folder C:\Users\User_A to C:\Users\User_B in File Explorer

8. Logged in as User_B. And I can see a test file that I created in step 1, but when I tried to open it, it displays a message "The system cannot find the path specified".

I signed out user_B but it still does not work. I even restarted computer.

The problem is when I log in as user_B and check File Explorer, in Recent Files section I see the document that I've created under User_A is still in folder Windows(C:)\Users\user_A\Documents