You'll be prompted to recreate the original folder in the old location. Right-click the folder and select Properties.Navigate to the folders you want to restore their old location.You can always revert the process if you change your mind using the following steps: If you download a lot of stuff from the internet, you probably may want to consider to skip moving the Downloads folder, as usually, they're not very important, and most of the time you can download them again. You can now repeat the same steps mentioned above to move remaining folders, including Desktop, Downloads, Music, Pictures, and Videos to the new location. You'll be prompted to move any content from the old to the new location. Browse the OneDrive folder and open the newly created Documents folder.Ĭlick the Select Folder button, and you'll notice that the default location path has now changed.Right-click Documents and select Properties. Go back to your account name the folder where all the default folders are currently located.For example, if you're moving the Documents folder, then create a new Documents folder inside of OneDrive. Inside the newly created folder, create a folder for each location you want to move to OneDrive.

Create a folder with a descriptive name (e.g., MyFiles) to group your folders you're about to move.Quick Tip: Alternatively, you can always use the Windows key + R to open the Run command, type %HOMEPATH%, and click OK to open the current home folder location. How to move default user folders to OneDrive

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