Ok. It's a cosmetic issue actually.
Open admin Command Prompt and run:
- del "%userprofile%\desktop.ini" /a
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i moved my downloads folder and documents folder to a diffrent drive then when i tried to move it back i messed up and made it the user profile folder instead of in the folder. i cant change location nor can i restore default.
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Ok. It's a cosmetic issue actually.
Open admin Command Prompt and run:
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this did not work, and now im missing that file in reg edit
Recreating that value is not that difficult. But you don't need that value at all. And what exactly is not working?
{374DE290-123F-4565-9164-39C4925E467B} is your Download folder GUID
It's pointing to "%USERPROFILE%\Downloads" which is correct.
Create the "Downloads" folder if it's missing.
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Does the Downloads folder open correctly?
this did not work, and now im missing that file in reg edit
In Regedit, under the "User Shell folders" registry key, please delete this value:
{7D83EE9B-2244-4E70-B1F5-5393042AF1E4}
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