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During upgrade process, system copies some (not all) %USERPOFILE% folders located on drive D:\Users to folder C:\$Windows.~BT\NewOS\Users\.
It fails, considering that affected folders on drive D: have more than 2Tb of data while system drive C: has less than 250Gb.
I did some additional research and found that “normal” profiles were not affected. System copies following folders only:
- -“Broken” user profile. Sometimes ago, user profile of USER1 was corrupted. I made a copy of all files in a folder D:\Users\USER1.OLD, then deleted user1 and created new one. After that, I restored all data from D:\Users\USER1.OLD to D:\Users\USER1, but kept USER1.OLD folder.
- -“Public” folder with huge volume of data.
- -“Default” folders
I have same problem on my two PC with different configuration:
- One platform is Intel based with Core i7 CPU, system SSD 250Gb and D: drive 4TB
- Another platform is AMD based with A8 CPU, system HDD 1Tb and D: drive 2Tb
Both PC has the same Windows 10 Pro 64 version 1703 (15063.936)
Windows on both PC is configured in a way, that user profiles are located on drive D:. And both contains a lot of data in D:\User\Public folder, much more bigger than volume of system drive C:
I’ve already tried to implement all common recommendations:
-Upgrade from clean boot
-System image restore with DISM command
-Windows Updater troubleshooter
However, problem is not solved.
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It fails, considering that affected folders on drive D: have more than 2Tb of data while system drive C: has less than 250Gb.
I did some additional research and found that “normal” profiles were not affected. System copies following folders only:
- -“Broken” user profile. Sometimes ago, user profile of USER1 was corrupted. I made a copy of all files in a folder D:\Users\USER1.OLD, then deleted user1 and created new one. After that, I restored all data from D:\Users\USER1.OLD to D:\Users\USER1, but kept USER1.OLD folder.
- -“Public” folder with huge volume of data.
- -“Default” folders
I have same problem on my two PC with different configuration:
- One platform is Intel based with Core i7 CPU, system SSD 250Gb and D: drive 4TB
- Another platform is AMD based with A8 CPU, system HDD 1Tb and D: drive 2Tb
Both PC has the same Windows 10 Pro 64 version 1703 (15063.936)
Windows on both PC is configured in a way, that user profiles are located on drive D:. And both contains a lot of data in D:\User\Public folder, much more bigger than volume of system drive C:
I’ve already tried to implement all common recommendations:
-Upgrade from clean boot
-System image restore with DISM command
-Windows Updater troubleshooter
However, problem is not solved.
Continue reading...