Windows 10: Desktop folder disappear (C:\Users\Temp\Desktop) with all my material

Hi, i need your helps

After upgrade to windows 10 (from 8) I notice that my "active" desktop folder is C:\Users\Temp\Desktop –I restart my computer and now my desktop is C:\Users"myUser"\Desktop
The problem is - that C:\Users\Temp\Desktop folder with all of my sub-folders completely gone.

What can I do? Is those folders are hides anywhere?

:)

 

Private and User Desktop Switched Places

While trying to unzip a file that was on my desktop, to a file on my desktop, all of my files and folders disappeared leaving just my applications and shortcuts. I went to C:/Users/Jgo/Desktop and all of my files and folders were there but not my applications
and shortcuts. I went to C:/Users/Public/Public Desktop and saw just my applications and shortcuts. When I close/minimize all of my windows to see the desktop I don't see my files so Windows is now using my Public Desktop instead of the proper one. What happened
and how do I fix this?

 

Desktop shortcuts

Shortcuts can "live" in two places:

• In your own profile folder (C:\Users\Luke\Desktop). They are visible to you only.
• In the public profile folder (C:\Users\Public\Desktop). They are visible to all users.

You should now know why the deleted shortcut disappeared from both desktops.

Deleting a shortcut does NOT delete the file or folder it refers to. I recommend you run some tests to confirm this.

 

check your C:\Users folder, see if there's a user in there call Temp. If so, your folder should be in that user's desktop folder.

 

there isn't temp folder -that is the problem

 

Not sure you're looking in the right place. look for a user called "Temp", not a folder in your current user's directory.

 

He's is looking in C:\Users\Temp\Desktop

 

If so he's probably out of luck. Seems odd the system would delete it though.

 

Did you backup before upgrading?

 

Yes, except of my desktop

 

It sounds like you may have been signed on as a temporary profile for some reason. Anything that you saved to the desktop in that case is lost when you log out of that account.

If you mean things that were on the desktop before you upgraded then you could look in C:\Winodws.old as it sometimes stores some User directory things. Otherwise you'll have to restore them from backup.

 

Thanks for the help man

 

I image the hard drive with macrium reflect. It saves everything. Sorry for your loss.