Hi Broni,
I actually read that page before. Whatever is mentioned in that page, requires manual process. You have to c, etc. right click->select properties->change the path in the target field
I'm trying to do all that through a vbscript or any other script so that no manual process is necessary.
Strange reasoning, very strange. How is your idea doing this via the registry any less manual than "right click->select properties->change the path in the target field"? Your're going spend a lot more time figuring out how to do this your way than the way Microsoft has provided to easily do it. Also, I don't know why you even call "right click->select properties->change the path in the target field" a manual process. Indeed, I see your way as more manual than the Move procedure that's readily available.
Soybean, The reason you find this strange or even more manual is because I didn't mention why I want to use a script. I didn't think I needed to. If you were to do this once in a while, then yes, it's better AND easier to do it by changing the properties. But if you are doing it frequently when supporting a lot of users on a regular basis, then it might be easier to use a script that you can run on the remote computer and everything will be set without having to do anything manually or even having the user involved.
Sidewinder, Thanks so much for your script. I will play with it and see how I can work with it.
Spoiler, You are right about the group policy, but unfortunately it's not being done that way at my place. At least not yet. May be in future.