Hi, Mike.

Shouldn't that be C:\Users\Mike\Documents?

It appears that you somehow dragged your Documents folder to the Desktop at
some point.

Does "Documents" appear on the right-hand side of your Start menu?
Right-click it and then Properties | Location | Restore Default.

RC
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"Mike" wrote in message
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Where is and what is the "actual" documents folder?

The folder in the user named folder, in my case C:/Mike/Documents.


I'd just drag the
desktop one to where the actual one is and choose replace when it asks
how to move it. I'm no expert though. If it doesn't work then try
dragging with a right click and select move.

Instead of asking if I want to replace, I end up with 2 identical
Documents
folders. If I try to delete one, the other gets deleted as well.