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So I used the Advanced User Profile Properties manager to change a username on my Windows 7 machine. Problem is it only changed the user login name on my local machine.

 

When I try to network share in I still am required to type in the old name, and when I go to my /Users folder the profile folder is still named after the old account name.

 

Anyway to change the name and also change the location of these folders and permissions?

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Best way to make sure everything is with one name.

Go to the start menu and click the user avatar at the top right corner. You will be taken to the User Accounts. From there, select the option "Change your account name". Type in a new name.

Note: You may not see the changes take effect immediately. Try a reboot and everything should be OK.

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Ok....Um Click on the Start Menu Then Type in the Search Box Change Your Account Name5939488f6c2bd_HowTo!.png.3796a61dbe20c7511ff1e00294b2dc01.png Then type Any name that You want in the box.Notice:One Restart Wont Hurt Anyone Sow You can be sure That The Account name Is Changed!!!!!Have Fun! :shock::shock:

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So I used the Advanced User Profile Properties manager to change a username on my Windows 7 machine. Problem is it only changed the user login name on my local machine.

 

When I try to network share in I still am required to type in the old name, and when I go to my /Users folder the profile folder is still named after the old account name.

 

Anyway to change the name and also change the location of these folders and permissions?

 

Changing your local user account on your PC is just that, your local account. Is you machine a member of a windows domain? Is that the network account your talking about? If yes, you will need to have your Domain Admin (IT GUY) change that name for you on the domain. That is not something you as an end user can change.

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