How to restore access to a folder?

Question

Windows

Probably the archi question is stupid, but I went through the floor of the Internet but did not find an answer.
The situation is as follows:
1. I installed a new ssd nvme as a system
one 2. The former Windows (on the same machine) migrated to hard to spare players.

What doesn’t work: but I can’t enter the MyDocuments folder on drive D (which was the main one), but it transfers me to a folder on drive C MyDocuments on a new Windows ...

Answer 1

I understood from the discussion that you want to replace the new "My Documents" folder with the old one, which is located on D. This is a banal action, I do it every time I set up any computer "for myself".
This is done as follows - open any Explorer window (for example, My Computer), in the left column, right-click the line Documents (or My Documents), select the Properties item from the drop-down menu, and there we find the Location tab:

Click on Move, the search window for a new location opens . Point it to the path where the old Documents folder is located. After hovering, the OS asks "Move the contents?", We answer "Yes". Everything, it's done.