Windows 10: Desktop Shell Folder Merged with User Shell Folder

Tried to move some files between drives to free up space on C. Ended up transferring the entire Desktop Shell to D. When I moved it back, it merged Desktop with User and now the User Shell Folders in Registry are a bit of a mess.I moved Desktop back into its own User Shell Folder but am at a bit of a loss with dealing with the other folders that are now %SystemDrive% instead of %USERPROFILE% as well as the duplicates.The User Shells that are now %SystemDrive% includeictures, 3D Objects, Videos, both Download shells, Saved Games, Contacts, Searches, Music, Links, and FavoritesAdditionally, Th

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Desktop Shell Folder Merged with User Shell Folder

Tried to move some files between drives to free up space on C. Ended up transferring the entire Desktop Shell to D. When I moved it back, it merged Desktop with User and now the User Shell Folders in Registry are a bit of a mess.

I moved Desktop back into its own User Shell Folder but am at a bit of a loss with dealing with the other folders that are now %SystemDrive% instead of %USERPROFILE% as well as the duplicates.

The User Shells that are now %SystemDrive% include:

Pictures, 3D Objects, Videos, both Download shells, Saved Games, Contacts, Searches, Music, Links, and Favorites

Additionally, The Desktop Shell now contains:

-Appdata folder containing Roaming, Local, and LocalLow data

-Onedrive

-A copy of the .ms-ad and ansel folders

-ntuser.dat

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Images would be included but the screenshots of the Registry and the Desktop shell failed to upload

 

Desktop Shell Folder Merged with User Shell Folder

To reset the shell folder paths to defaults, download and run w10_usf_defaults_hkcu.zip (Src: Windows 10/11 User Shell Folders Restore Default Paths)

Restart the Explorer shell, or log off and log back in for the changes to take effect.

 

Desktop Shell Folder Merged with User Shell Folder

Thanks for the quick response, just got home and I can now upload images. I've included pictures of the current User Shell Folder Registry as well as what my Desktop Shell Folder looks like now.