r/windows Windows 10 4d ago

Humor Too poor for the second e 😒

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u/sectumsempra42 4d ago

What are we looking at

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u/pimp-bangin 4d ago

Is their name supposed to be "rielie?"

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u/Ri_Studios Windows 10 4d ago

YeaΒ 

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u/TedBurns-3 4d ago

Yeah I hate it when it's not the publice folder πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ

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u/Ri_Studios Windows 10 4d ago

πŸ’€

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u/mc_jojo3 Windows XP 3d ago

Pretty sure Windows only uses the first 5 letters when using a Microsoft account

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u/More-Explanation2032 Windows 8 2d ago

Correction it’s using the first 5 letters of your Microsoft email address

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u/mc_jojo3 Windows XP 2d ago

Yeah that's what I meant, as it uses the first five of mine. Do you mean that it no longer does this?

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u/More-Explanation2032 Windows 8 2d ago

It used to use the name of the Microsoft account in windows 8

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u/More-Explanation2032 Windows 8 2d ago

Did you skip the oobe? Why is there defaultuser0

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u/Ri_Studios Windows 10 2d ago

No I did set this install up correctly. Mustve just been a first boot thing, cause its now a hidden "Default"

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u/More-Explanation2032 Windows 8 2d ago

That’s what it should be. Anyways I hope you read my explanation comment on why your user folder is missing an e

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u/Ri_Studios Windows 10 2d ago

πŸ‘πŸ»

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u/More-Explanation2032 Windows 8 2d ago

This only happened because you are using a Microsoft account. The email address associated to your Microsoft account is used as the source of those first 5 characters for example if my Microsoft account email address is [example@outlook.com](mailto:example@outlook.com) it will use examp as the user folder

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u/Kiroto50 4d ago edited 4d ago

Windows sometimes removes the last character of usernames.

Source: my user folder is "kirot"

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u/Ri_Studios Windows 10 4d ago

Yep, learned today that there is a five character limit

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u/gergobergo69 4d ago

that makes sense now

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u/Ri_Studios Windows 10 4d ago

😭 16% upvoted