Where is everything on flash storage for my mac?
Ok so I wanted to change the name of the home directory. And to do so, I went to
>system preferences
>users & groups
>right clicked on current user that was admin
>edited the "account name" field
>edited the "home directory" to match the new account name
What pops up after I pressed ok was something that read: "Are you sure you want to change the path to home folder of user "old name" to /Users/NewName?" If this path doesn't match the actual location of the user's home folder, the user will not be able to log in to this computer."
So I then pressed ok and it asked me to restart my computer. Upon restarting it, I was prompted to put in my apple id as if i just bought a new mac. So anyways, after logging in with my old password without any problems.. i am brought to my desktop that looks like a newly bought mac book pro desktop.
Everything on my computer was gone. However, when I click on the top left apple sign and click "about this mac" then "more info", I see that my mac's storage hasn't been reset, it STILL has all my old stuff thank god (106 GB in use). But I can't seem to find any of these files on my mac. My finder is practically empty!
I want to know where all this stuff is stored and how I can access it. Should I just change the directory name back to what it was before I made all these changes?
Thanks in advance
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5)