Windows 10: Windows CMD does not see Desktop when I move it around

on windows 10 1809, I prefer to have my Desktop folder on D:, same thing for important folders like Documents and Pictures. So I go with the file explorer to my user profile, then right click on those special folder and I locate then on D:\

However, when I use CMD with a command like,
%USERPROFILE%\Desktop
I get "the specified path does not exist"

In CMD, I get , first when I use default path, ie those special folders have the default location,

C:\Users\aaa>dir

Répertoire de C:\Users\aaa

03/04/2019 06:12 <DIR> .
03/04/2019 06:12 <DIR> ..
01/04/2019 18:19 <SYMLINKD> .OffRoad [D:\.OffRoad]
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> 3D Objects
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Contacts
03/04/2019 06:12 <DIR> Desktop
29/03/2019 10:23 <DIR> Downloads
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Favorites
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Links
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Music
02/04/2019 17:56 <DIR> Pictures
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Saved Games
28/03/2019 18:21 <DIR> Searches
03/04/2019 06:01 101 337 sleepstudy-report.html
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Videos
1 fichier(s) 101 337 octets
14 Rép(s) 30 161 694 720 octets libres


then when I move Desktop to D:,


C:\Users\aaa>dir
Répertoire de C:\Users\aaa

03/04/2019 06:17 <DIR> .
03/04/2019 06:17 <DIR> ..
01/04/2019 18:19 <SYMLINKD> .OffRoad [D:\.OffRoad]
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> 3D Objects
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Contacts
29/03/2019 10:23 <DIR> Downloads
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Favorites
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Links
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Music
02/04/2019 17:56 <DIR> Pictures
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Saved Games
28/03/2019 18:21 <DIR> Searches
03/04/2019 06:01 101 337 sleepstudy-report.html
28/03/2019 18:20 <DIR> Videos
1 fichier(s) 101 337 octets
13 Rép(s) 30 255 968 256 octets libres


However, in the File explorer, I still see the Desktop, documents and all and they all point to my folders on D:\





How do I correct this nasty bug ?

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I would suggest you add create a shortcut to these programs in the Desktop till we fix this issue. You can right click on the frequently used programs and select 'Send to Desktop' to create a shortcut for that program in Desktop. To troubleshoot this issue,
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Try these steps and let us know the results.