carp i deleted my documents from my desktop
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Yeah I did that accidentally once. I have no idea how or when I did it....
But I can vouch for the shortcut not working. I just created a folder and called it my documents, and I regularly go in and update it so it will be ok.
I wish I knew how to restore it, short of running system restore....
To access the real My Documents, open a memory stick browser and hit the link on the left.
But I can vouch for the shortcut not working. I just created a folder and called it my documents, and I regularly go in and update it so it will be ok.
I wish I knew how to restore it, short of running system restore....
To access the real My Documents, open a memory stick browser and hit the link on the left.
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Is it still on your start menu? Are you on XP?
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Open Windows Explorer or My Computer. Double-click on the C: drive, then double-click on the Documents and Settings folder. Double-click on the folder with your user name. Look for the My Documents folder in there, and create a shortcut to it. Then, cut and paste the shortcut to your desktop.
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Originally Posted by sids1045
Open Windows Explorer or My Computer. Double-click on the C: drive, then double-click on the Documents and Settings folder. Double-click on the folder with your user name. Look for the My Documents folder in there, and create a shortcut to it. Then, cut and paste the shortcut to your desktop.