"xpyoyo" <xpyoyo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F77E6DC7-6686-417A-BD87-15A64340F745@microsoft.com...
: i have two hard drives. can i make a new user and have the documents and
: settings for it go on my second hard drive?
=?Utf-8?B?eHB5b3lv?= <xpyoyo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:F77E6DC7-6686-417A-BD87-15A64340F745@microsoft.com:
> i have two hard drives. can i make a new user and have the documents
> and
> settings for it go on my second hard drive?
>
Yes. You can have the entire user profile on your D Drive.
Example: D:\Documents and Settings\username
You can do it manually by copying the profile to the D Drive then pointing
to the new location in the registry, but thats a pain in the Butt. What you
want is to download Microsofts Shared computer toolkit (see link below).
All you do is create a new user, run the toolkit and select create profile
for user, select the user and what drive to create the profile on. The
Toolkit has many functions for securing a PC, which I dont want to get into
here. But check out its many features.
Shared Computer Toolkit for Windows XP product overview
2 hard drives 
Linear Mode
