YoVincenzo
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I replaced the hard drive in my laptop, partitioned it like the old one into two partitions, and restored the image of the C: drive, Vista home premium, using a Ghost image.
On the old drive, all the user folders, Documents, Pictures, etc, were in the E: partition.
When I partitioned the new drive, I re-created all those folders. But after restoring the C: image, Windows is not recognizing those user folders ie if I click on Documents from the Start Menu, nothing happens.
If I go to Start and right click on Documents or any other user folder and select Properties, there is no Location tab. It seems like since Windows did not move the user folder to that location and mark that location as a user folder, that it is not recognizing it.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Thanks
On the old drive, all the user folders, Documents, Pictures, etc, were in the E: partition.
When I partitioned the new drive, I re-created all those folders. But after restoring the C: image, Windows is not recognizing those user folders ie if I click on Documents from the Start Menu, nothing happens.
If I go to Start and right click on Documents or any other user folder and select Properties, there is no Location tab. It seems like since Windows did not move the user folder to that location and mark that location as a user folder, that it is not recognizing it.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Thanks