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| | Failure redirecting Documents and Music Start Menu Folders Novice. Unable to redirect these 2 folders to D partition. Then, when attempting to restore to the original location I get a "Folder Redirect Failure" dialog box stating "Failed to build the list of regular subfolders under D:\System Volume Information" How do I reset to the original state? |
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| | RE: Failure redirecting Documents and Music Start Menu Folders Hi Ty, You might want to try the easy way: go to System Restore and restore to a date/time right before you re-directed the Documents folder. Or you could try right-clicking on the Documents folder, choose "Properties", click on the "Location" tab and enter the default path of "C:\Users\username\Documents" (no quotes and substitute "username" for whatever your username is). Tim "Ty" wrote: > Novice. Unable to redirect these 2 folders to D partition. Then, when > attempting to restore to the original location I get a "Folder Redirect > Failure" dialog box stating "Failed to build the list of regular subfolders > under D:\System Volume Information" How do I reset to the original state? > > |
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