- Wanted to put Desktop into Quick access
- Instead of that I managed to move somehow This PC, Network, C: and D: drives, and the rest under Desktop. So, when all collapsed, only Quick access and Desktop remain.
- Consequently, all links and hierarchy is wrong, can't open Outlook, some other folders, not even Start Menu can't be accessed.
- No permission despite I'm the Admin.
- Any hint how can be Desktop put back where it belongs and the genuine hierarchy established again?
hierarchy in file explorer
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Suggestions only :
1. Do a system restore. At the restore points table, find out if there are dates listed before you "played" with the file explorer.
If there is one, use it to do a system restore to go back to a date before this problem.
2. Do you have the habit of creating a system image backup on a regular basis ?
If yes, use it to restore your system image.
1. Do a system restore. At the restore points table, find out if there are dates listed before you "played" with the file explorer.
If there is one, use it to do a system restore to go back to a date before this problem.
2. Do you have the habit of creating a system image backup on a regular basis ?
If yes, use it to restore your system image.
Did system restore in Windows 10 - no change to file hierarchy, despite the changes were made after restore point. It seems restore doesn't touches files in file explorer. Went even back to Wibdows 7 version, where I found the NEW file hierarchy, everything except Favorites is under Desktop! Any ideas left? No backup available, it says... thx.