After accidentally deleting some data from my C: drive, I can no longer open my Documents folder. When I click on it, I get this message:
Related to my previous question, this is probably the reason why the Rockstar Games Social Club no longer works.
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I've been having storage problems on my PC for a while now, and I can't delete any more files. I'm using Windows, and I was wondering if I can simply add another hard drive or expand the storage space on Windows (C:), and if so, how?
That’s the answer. This folder does not exist anymore and everything you see is a link that shows to nowhere. This is why the error message.
Do you know how to get that back? is actually a system folder or not?
You can most certainly see if you get the path back through a Windows repair. The data that were in there you might get back about software like Recura, but the bigger these were the more unlikely it will be. Basically, they are more fussy.