Accidently dragged and dropped start menu items into Documents folder

Imperfect1 said:

It sounds like you have to deal with the problem via the Navigation Pane. This tutorial might hold the answer to your problem, or at the very least, give you some guidance as to other options you might try:
How to Add or Remove the Windows 7 Libraries Folder from the Navigation Pane

I'll take a look.

MacGyvr said:

Aaron10 said:

tman69 said:

Libraries - Restore Default

Didn't work either.

MacGyvr said:

Did System Restore complete or fail? Try another restore point?

Yeah tried a couple all from previous points, none worked.

They're acting as shortcuts kind of.

Didn't answer my question...

Did System Restore complete successfully or did it fail? I'm not asking if it solved the problem, just asking if it completed successfully or not. If not, try it in Safe Mode.

I did answer, I said 'Yeah'.

Aaron10 said:

Imperfect1 said:

It sounds like you have to deal with the problem via the Navigation Pane. This tutorial might hold the answer to your problem, or at the very least, give you some guidance as to other options you might try:
How to Add or Remove the Windows 7 Libraries Folder from the Navigation Pane

I'll take a look.

MacGyvr said:

Aaron10 said:

Didn't work either.



Yeah tried a couple all from previous points, none worked.

They're acting as shortcuts kind of.

Didn't answer my question...

Did System Restore complete successfully or did it fail? I'm not asking if it solved the problem, just asking if it completed successfully or not. If not, try it in Safe Mode.

I did answer, I said 'Yeah'.

When I ask did it complete successfully or did it fail, "yeah" doesn't tell me what I need to know.

Easy fix, At the top it says:

Documents library
Includes: 4 locations

Click the '4 locations' or however many and just remove the ones you want.

Dunno how I missed that, thanks for the help anyway.