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How to restore 'My Documents' shortcut on 'My Computer'

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teh_nathan

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I don't know what I did to make the "My Documents" link on the "My Computer" window disappear but I want it back. :mad:

Anyone know how to restore it? It's on the desktop, I'd just like it in My Computer as well.

Thanks. *hugs*
 
Why don't you try copying the MY DOCUMENTS folder into MY COMPUTER by copying and pasting the folder, or simply dragging and dropping it into MY COMPUTER...:-)
 
/\ :lol: yep windows wont let you copy it there, or even place a shortcut there.

i found the same solution, so i wont post it again. Apparently it's a common thing in Win XP Pro. It's missing in mine as well, but I've never even seen it there so i didn't know it was missing. ;)
 
blondish - 'Files Stored on this computer', under My Computer in TweakUI was not checked.

Thanks! *big big hugs to everyone who helped*
 
Why would anyone save his personal data in the "my documents" folder? That's the first folder a virus or hacker looks at. Better create a new folder on a separate partition than the system one and use that one.
 
1) I'm not concerned about viruses. If AVG doesn't spot them, my firewall will.
2) I have nothing personal in there besides maybe 2-3 files.
 
Why would anyone save his personal data in the "my documents" folder? That's the first folder a virus or hacker looks at. Better create a new folder on a separate partition than the system one and use that one.

it's the only folder where the WinFS permissions work properly on WinXP home editions ;)
 
are you sure you didn't enable "use personalized menus" somewhere? that can make a lot of system shortcuts vanish.

Otherwise what corny posted a while back is the only other thing i know to do.
 
(Hmm, I'm surprised that you've commented on my thread)

No, from my experience in using Windows, that has no effect on shortcuts in other places.
 
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