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In Windows Explorer &gt;&nbsp;click Libraries &gt;&nbsp;Right click Pictures &gt;&nbsp;select Properties<br />
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You can now add your original pictures folder back and remove the external one.
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In Windows Explorer > click Libraries > Right click Pictures > select Properties

You can now add your original pictures folder back and remove the external one.

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There are no Libraries in Vista.
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Sorry there isn't either. &nbsp;So used to Win7 now. :)<br />
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It can be done with a registry edit.<br />
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See the instructions in the link below.<br />
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<a href="http://www.online-tech-tips.com/windows-vista/move-my-pictures-to-different-location/" rel="ugc">http://www.online-tech-tips.com/windows-vista/move-my-pictures-to-different-location/</a>
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Sorry there isn't either.  So used to Win7 now. :)

It can be done with a registry edit.

See the instructions in the link below.

http://www.online-tech-tips.com/windows-vista/move-my-pictures-to-different-location/ [http://www.online-tech-tips.com/windows-vista/move-my-pictures-to-different-location/]

How to edit the location for Pictures in Windows Vista

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go to pictures properties, location, click restore default, say yes to move
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go to pictures properties, location, click restore default, say yes to move

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Hi,<br />
A while back, to save space an a small HD, I changed the destination of the Vista start menu Photo Folder from the small HD to an external HD.<br />
Since then, I have installed a very large HD and would like to return Vista to its orginal Photo Folder destination on the new HD.<br />
I forgot how I made the first change and &nbsp;have no idea how to reverse that change.<br />
Thank you,<br />
Dave
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Hi,
A while back, to save space an a small HD, I changed the destination of the Vista start menu Photo Folder from the small HD to an external HD.
Since then, I have installed a very large HD and would like to return Vista to its orginal Photo Folder destination on the new HD.
I forgot how I made the first change and  have no idea how to reverse that change.
Thank you,
Dave

Moved Photo Folder

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