Windows 10: Need advice on establishing a shared location for lengthy videos

Have a number of multi-gigabit videos to share with my children

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Changed location of captured video

Hi,

If you can no longer see the location option on the capture folder, you may restore your Game DVR Captures folder location settings. After restoring the game DVR Captures folder location settings, then you can change your Game DVR Captures folder location
again. To do this, you may follow the steps below:

How to restore Game DVR Captures folder location settings

• Open File Explorer.
• Browse to the Captures folder location.
• Right-click the Captures folder and select Properties.
• Click the Location tab.
• Click the Restore Defaults button.
• Click Apply.
• Click Yes to recreate the folder in the old location.
• Click Yes to move the content of the Captures folder to the old location, and wait a few moments.
• Click OK.

Note: After you've completed the steps, the Captures folder will return with all its content to its default location: C:\Users\%username%\Videos\Captures.

After performing the steps above, try to change the location of your captured video.

Kindly update us with the results.

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video sharing

Hi Jose,

There are few factors why you see pink or green screen on your Windows 10 PC. Kindly answer the following questions to help us arrive on a resolution:

• Have you made any recent changes to your Windows computer prior to getting this issue?
  
• Do you see any error codes or messages? If you do, kindly post here a screen shot.
  
• Have you updated your Windows 10 PC? If not yet, you may access this
  support link.
• What application did you use to share your videos?
• Have you checked this
  link? This will provide you with steps on how to share your videos under the
  Share your Story topics.

Kindly reply to this thread for us to help you further.

Regards.

 

Move Users Folder Location in Windows 10  

Just a guess, but I got mine to work by following the creators edition video, but with my network cable unplugged, so the installation would stop at the point where it wants to establish a network connection. Then press Shift and F10 to get the command prompt up. You said in your post you'd followed the video tutorial, but what you listed is from the method description.