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Deleted maps when changing folder

BlueBreezer
By BlueBreezer
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I installed winodws today on my ssd and wanted to change the maps pictures, videos, documents etc to my hdd as standard. I did something wrong and fully removed the map downloads so the map is gone and when I click the shortcut it says the map cannot be accesed like when you delete a program but not the shortcuts, what can I do?

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If you truly deleted the files I would use recuva to try and recover. If you just changed where the folders are pointing to then I would just use the file search in the file explorer to try and find the files by name.

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I didn't think it was possible to delete these, try restarting the PC. Maybe windows will recreate them. 

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13 minutes ago, bgibbz said:

I didn't think it was possible to delete these, try restarting the PC. Maybe windows will recreate them. 

When I try to search the map or try to open the downloads shortcut (windows renamed it to woute for some reason) i get thos

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