Normally, you can change your My Documents folder from it’s Properties ( visible with a right-click). A window pops out, and the third tab lets you change your default My Documents folder.
But sometimes this doesn’t work for many reasons, but the following work nicely on Vista ( or XP with a different folder name).
From Start Menu, type “regedit” in the research and open Registry Editor(regedit.exe).
In Registry Editor, find the following folder : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders\
Edit “Personal” to change your old My Documents folder into your new My Documents folder.
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