User Folders - Restore Default Location

Hey Windows 7 Forum!

I read over this tutorial as im having a big issue. I went to move the my documents folder to my a drive. Anyways, if you look at "option 1" in the original post, then scroll to #7. Instead of clicking 'yes' to move all folders and files i accidently clicked no as i needed to backout and change something before moving. my files that i create now save to my a drive as they should because that is where i pointed my documents to be, but now i have the my documents folder still stick on my c drive. is there any way i can get the my documents folder from my c drive moved physically over to my a drive as that was my original intent before i messed up

Cheers
Chris,

Ahh there is nothing in my new location, due to the fact that when i went to change the location i set it to A:/ and had no folder to put it in, but at the time i didnt realize that it would carry all my folders over, so i went to cancel out but hit no, which was the no to move folders to the new location..

That worked, i did option two and then pointed my documents back to a:\ using the location tab, i was hoping it would bring the 'my documents' folder over but it just brought all the contents of my document folder over to a:\ but looks like it will work out ok

Hello! I hope you can help before I get in more of a mess!

I was moving the documents folder to my D:\ partition, but forgot to set up the temp documents folder first. I ended up with the documents folder being the D:\ partition.

I couldn't make a new document folder, as windows says it already exists.

I tried to follow Option 2, changed the registry entry for the Personal value and re-booted twice.

1. I now have a Documents folder with correct icon - but with no location tab - in my user-name folder location.
2. The Personal value name in the registry has the correct value data now (it was linked to D: previously).
3. I still have an entry for (D: ) in my user-name folder entries (can't delete).
4. Under This PC I have an entry for D:\ with the Documents icon (can't delete).

I'm obviously in a bit of a mess and would appreciate some help in removing the two entries for D: where it should be a link to documents and also how to correct the new Document folder without the location tab I got through Option 2.

Sorry I've not explained this well!

Thank you.

Emma