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| = Windows 11 migration and folder redirection = | ## page was renamed from Win11Migration = Windows 11 and folder redirection = |
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Until now following Windows folders have been 'redirected' into your D-ITET home account: - Desktop -> folder in home: MSDesktop <<BR>> - Documents -> folder in home: MSDocuments <<BR>> |
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| Until now following folders have been 'redirected' into your D-ITET home account: | Within the change to Windows 11 following folders will be redirected also: |
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| - Desktop -> in home folder MSDesctop - Documents -> in home folder MSDocuments |
- Music -> folder in home: MSMusic <<BR>> - Pictures -> folder in home: MSPictures <<BR>> - Videos -> folder in home: MSVideos <<BR>> |
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| Within the change to Windows 11 following additional folders will be redirected: | All these folders are viewable via 'Windows Explorer' -> 'This PC' (on the left side in "Quick Access" and also in the right side general overview): |
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| - Music -> in home folder MSMusic - Pictures -> in home folder MSPictures - Videos -> in home folder MSVideos |
{{attachment:this_PC.png}} You can verify the source of the data by right-clicking on the folder, then choose 'Properties'. In the upcoming window you'll see the <<BR>> location of the folder, which is in your home directory "\\verdi.ee.ethz.ch\<username>". E.g. for 'Desktop': {{attachment:path_to_origin.png}} This results in following consequences: 1) All stuff stored in there will be backuped <<BR>> 2) All stuff stored in there will burden your home quota!<<BR>> '''But ATTENTION!''' <<BR>> Windows arranges a second - different - set of 'Desktop', 'Documents', 'Videos', etc. folders in your '''local''' home, which is path: "C:\Users\<username" <<BR>> These folders '''are stored LOCALLY''' on the machines harddisk. This can also be verified by right-clicking -> Properties: {{attachment:path_local_data.png}} This means for these folder no backup exists! Or in other words, when the harddisk fails, the data is lost. == How much data in your home? == 50 GB of data in your home directory should be the absolut maximum! <<BR>> home dir should mainly be used for documents. Big amounts of data, which are important for a project, should be stored in a 'project account'. <<BR>> Ask your Institutskoordinator, he can advise accordingly. <<BR>> Here's an overview of different storage possibilities at D-ITET: <<BR>> https://computing.ee.ethz.ch/Services/StorageOverview |
Windows 11 and folder redirection
In addition to the migration from Windows 10 to Windows 11 there is also a change in folder redirection happening. What does that mean?
Until now following Windows folders have been 'redirected' into your D-ITET home account:
- Desktop -> folder in home: MSDesktop
- Documents -> folder in home: MSDocuments
Within the change to Windows 11 following folders will be redirected also:
- Music -> folder in home: MSMusic
- Pictures -> folder in home: MSPictures
- Videos -> folder in home: MSVideos
All these folders are viewable via 'Windows Explorer' -> 'This PC' (on the left side in "Quick Access" and also in the right side general overview):
You can verify the source of the data by right-clicking on the folder, then choose 'Properties'. In the upcoming window you'll see the
location of the folder, which is in your home directory "\\verdi.ee.ethz.ch\<username>". E.g. for 'Desktop':
This results in following consequences:
1) All stuff stored in there will be backuped
2) All stuff stored in there will burden your home quota!
But ATTENTION!
Windows arranges a second - different - set of 'Desktop', 'Documents', 'Videos', etc. folders in your local home, which is path: "C:\Users\<username"
These folders are stored LOCALLY on the machines harddisk. This can also be verified by right-clicking -> Properties:
This means for these folder no backup exists! Or in other words, when the harddisk fails, the data is lost.
How much data in your home?
50 GB of data in your home directory should be the absolut maximum!
home dir should mainly be used for documents. Big amounts of data, which are important for a project, should be stored in a 'project account'.
Ask your Institutskoordinator, he can advise accordingly.
Here's an overview of different storage possibilities at D-ITET: