Windows 10: so my video folder is now linked to the D drive and i cant revert it

so i tried to move my videos folder to the D drive, however i did not move it to a specific folder i moved it right into the D: drive and now its linked to it, i can create folders from both of them

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Videos Folder is now D Drive

Hi, Juan. I'm Robinson, and I’m happy to help you today.

The easiest solution is to move back your videos folder to drive C and then move to the correct folder on drive D.

Step 1: Create a new Video folder on drive C

1-Open the File Explorer

2-Click on This PC then click on Local Disk C:

3-Open the folder "Users" then open the folder with your user name

4-Right-click on an empty area and select New > Folder

5-Name the folder as "Videos" or "Videos1" and press enter to save

Step 2:Move the Videos folder back to drive C

1-Open the File Explorer

2-Right-click on the Videos folder and click on properties

3-Click on the Location tab

4-Click on "Move...", then select the folder created in the previous step and confirm to move the content to the new location

Step 3: Create a new Videos folder on drive D, and repeat the procedure to move the file to this folder

 

How to revert folder change to D drive

I was trying to set my download folder to be inside of my Data (D) drive. I accidentally set it to instead be the entire D drive itself instead of a folder inside of it. When this happened, the folders in the D drive went from being listed in alphabetical order to now having the download folder date dividers. The ones that say "Yesterday", "Earlier this week", Last Week" etc. I was able to revert the change and set my download folder back to where it was but I cannot figure out how to remove these date dividers from my overall D drive. I can sort alphabetically within these dividers but I just want it to be alphabetical overall with no dividers, like it was before. Any help is appreciated!

 

Videos Folder is now D Drive

There are certain folders that are a part of your System, C drive. They need to stay where they are.

If you wanted to move your videos to the D drive, you should have created a folder on the D drive and then selected all the videos in the Video folder of the C drive and moved them to your new folder on the D drive.