My Documents "location is not available"

[hannahjeremillo]

I'm getting this error whenever I try to access my documents folder: "C:\Users\Me\Documents is not accessible. The file name, directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect." I've already tried looking for solutions for this, like checking its' properties only to find nothing in it and is labeled as a system folder. Apparently my original My Documents folder seems to have been moved to a different directory although it is still located under "C:\Users\Me". Any advice in fixing this?

 

[i7Baby]

How many drives do you have? What version Windows are you using? Are you the PC Administrator?

 

[hannahjeremillo]

How many drives do you have? What version Windows are you using? Are you the PC Administrator?

I have 3 drives, on Windows 8.1 and yes, I'm the administrator.

 

[i7Baby]

Which Drives have Users folders on them? Do they all show up eg using My Documents?

 

[hannahjeremillo]

Which Drives have Users folders on them? Do they all show up eg using My Documents?

Local Disc (C has all the users folders. And if you're asking if I'm able to open them from there, yes I can. however I can't from from the file explorer.

 

[i7Baby]

When you click on it does it give you the alternate to click on it to continue? This is where it checks you are Administrator.

 

[hannahjeremillo]

When you click on it does it give you the alternate to click on it to continue? This is where it checks you are Administrator.

No it doesn't. The only time it showed up was when I tried signing up for a new account and logging in as that user.

 

[i7Baby]

Then you mustn't be Administrator on the account you're now on. Just on the other one.

Check via Control Panel, User Accounts.

 

[hannahjeremillo]

Then you mustn't be Administrator on the account you're now on. Just on the other one.

Check via Control Panel, User Accounts.

Checked it and I am though. I meant to say the message asking me to continue popped up on the other account.