Go to any one of them, right click, choose properties, go to the location tab and change it there to whereever you want it to be. The usual place is your Windows profile, that is c:\users\<your name>, so then it is c:\users\<your name>\Desktop.
I suppose your c:\users\<your name> folder is still there. There is no regular way to move it as far as I know. If it's missing, just make a new Windows account and copy all your stuff into it.
I'll start off with the beginning of it all.
Last month I bought a new computer and it's my first time using an SSD. People have told me to install Windows on my SSD since the pc is going to work much faster, which it did. The thing is every game I downloaded went to the SSD which I didnt want. I wanted to send all downloaded folders to my HDD, the (F
drive.
In an atempt to change the download location of my folders to the HDD, I ended up sending the desktop there and somehow made the desktop the actual F: folder, which means every document or new folder that I create on my F drive, appears in the desktop too as a direct access and if I delete that direct access, the folder is deleted from my F drive too. What I'm trying to say is that every game, folder, archive, etc I create or download appears on the desktop and cant be deleted from there since it will disappear completely. I tried to restore Desktop to default location but it says something about some Config.msi folder not being able to create copies or something like that. Since I changed the desktop location I cant even find my Users/''Name'' folder anymore.
What I want is to restore Desktop back to the users folder in the C drive (the SSD), and change the download location of all documents to the F drive.
Here are some pics of what my documents look like now.

As you can see, I have the same folders in 3 different locations and if I delete them from either one, they get deleted from the 3 locations.

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