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Denis,
That's right the screenshot is indeed "before". Attached is a screenshot of the new situation. I only changed the personal maps and they are working fine now. I left the "system folders" for what it is.
As I was figuring this out further, I noticed something else odd and that can be confusing. When I added the folders in drive E: I named them Documents, Photos, etc. The Explorer shows them that way, too. For some reason, Windows changes this to Mijn Documenten, Mijn Fotos, etc., so adds "My". When I query the directory of E: with the Command Line, I also see the full name, so including Mijn / My.
The same happened with the directory name "Gebruikers", so Users. Windows changed the name here to "Gebruikers bestanden," i.e. User Files.
I had never noticed this before and as said it can be very confusing, if you want to put the correct file names in the registry.
Regards,
Dave
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Denis,
I saw that there was some error with my earlier post this morning, therefore another attempt.
You are right, that the screenshot sent earlier shows the original state. Attached is a new screenshot showing the recent situation. I changed all the personal folders and it works fine now. The "system folders" have been left as is.
While adjusting I noticed something else strange. Originally, I entered the names of the folders in drive E: as "Documents", "Photos", etc. Explorer also shows the names this way. However, I noticed that Windows independently changed the names to "My Documents," "My Photos," etc. So everywhere is "Mijn" (My) prefixed. The same thing happened with "Gebruikers" (Users) which Windows turned into "User Files." Rather confusing, since Regedit should have the real folder names.
I checked this again with the Command Line and the directory does indeed show the full directory names there (including My) and not the abbreviated (original names) like the Explorer.
Regards,
Dave