Is there any way to ask a question on my desktop?
Is there any way to ask a question on my desktop?
Going back to my old Desktop setup: What actually caused the issue? I tried to fix where Premiere Pro saves files, but nothing worked. While doing this, I noticed that my usual save spot was OneDrive, which is now on my main drive (I: drive) for a long time with no problems at all. I followed the step-by-step guide to change desktop settings in Windows 11 from this link and tried making "My Drive" the new default place for saving files. Suddenly, tons of folders and files appeared all over my clean desktop. Most aren't shortcuts; they are actual folders that work fine but I don't want them there anymore. I love a tidy desk, so I really need to get back to it, but I'm stuck because Windows 11 won't let me set the default save location to OneDrive again just like before. If I try creating a folder directly in my user directory on the system (where C: is), Windows tries to copy all my data there automatically. No, that's not right. I use Windows 11 Pro - v23H2, build 22635.2700. Generally, it works fine without much trouble. Any clear instructions or a link on what exactly to do would be really helpful at this point. By the way, I have already backed up everything safely.
Follow these steps to find and make a system restore point, then start using it. Check if you can go back from before you moved your folder (you just do this so you have one ready to use). It helps if you didn't already have one there. How to Create a Restore Point in Windows 11 System restore points on Windows 11 are great safety nets, but they only work when you create them first. www.makeuseof.com your lenovo link doesn't work. I would make a folder on I: just because it is easier later. It makes things much simpler if you ever try to move files again; there won't be any hidden files cluttering the place. Do you really need an entire drive?