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How to Move or Restore Default Pictures Folders on Windows 10/11?

Unable to find your missing default picture folder? Or do you wish to change the location of your default picture folder? In this write-up you will learn effective solutions to Move the location of your Picture folder and as well as restore the default location of the picture folder with ease. In case of unforeseen data loss scenario, you can make use of Remo Recover to recover lost or deleted picture folders on Windows. Download now.

User query - I have been using Windows 10 OS on my PC. However, recently I upgraded my Windows 10 to 11. Before going for the upgrade, I backed up my important files. After reinstallation finishes, I opened my backup folder to restore my picture folder. I didn’t find My Picture folder? I don’t know what is happening. Can anyone help me to restore my pictures folder in Windows 10/11? Thanks in advance.

If you have come across a scenario like above or if you are unable to find your default picture folder location on your Windows 10/11, this article is for you.

Usually after upgrading the Windows or reinstallation of the operating system, you may commonly encounter such a problem. However, we have effective solutions on how to restore the default picture folder and also how to change the location of the 'My Picture Folder'.

The article is segregated into two sequences on how to change and restore the default picture folder on Windows 10/11. You will learn the effective solutions in the below section 

Change or Restore Default Location of Picture Folders on Windows 10/11

The article is listed into two sequences based on your preferences listed below. 

  1. How to Change default Pictures Folder Windows 10/11
  2. Restore default Pictures folder Windows 10/11

Why to Change or Restore Default location of Picture folders on Windows

  1. Due to insufficient storage space 
  2. The file path of picture folder has been altered during the upgradation from Windows 10 to 11
  3. Virus intrusion and malware usually makes your ‘My picture Folder’ corrupt and inaccessible 
  4.  You wish to change the default location of the Picture folder due to personal reasons and preferences

For the above-listed or any specific reasons if you want to restore or change the location. 

How to Change default Pictures Folder Windows 10/11

To change the default pictures folder on Windows 10/11. Follow the given steps in the below section 

  • Launch Run command using Windows + R keys 
  • In the run box enter the following command shell:UsersFilesFolder
Run
  • After that, please select a folder by clicking on it to move to a new location. For example, you can move to a desired new path.
  • Once you have implemented the above-listed method, right-click the pathway folder in which you to choose to move My Pictures Folder
  • Then, click on Properties option
  • In properties, choose the Location tab and click Move option
Move location of Picture folder
  • When File Explorer opens, select the destination folder and then click the Select Folder button.
  • Click on Apply to complete the process

How to Restore default Missing Pictures folder location on Windows 10/11

  • First, launch the Run command box using Windows + R keys.
  • Type shell:UsersFilesFolder and hit Enter from the keyboard to view all personal folders items
Run
  • Once you have hit enter, please select a folder by clicking on it to restore it to its original location.
  • Right Click on Properties Option 
  • Next, on the Properties window, select the Location tab and then click the Restore Default button.
Restore Default  Picture folder Location
  • Click on Apply button to complete the procedure 

The above solutions will help you in moving and restoring the picture folder according to your preferences. If you are still unable to access your data on the ‘My Picture Folder’ you will need to recover them.  Data loss has been an unpredictable and inevitable scenario.

If you encounter an unforeseen data loss and are wondering how to access your “My Picture Folder” you will need a reliable data recovery utility like Remo Recover

Remo Recover Software is built with an advanced data recovery algorithm that can recognize almost any file type and recover it in no time. The tool can help you recover files like photos, videos, documents, etc. from any version of Windows operating system. Download now and recover your missing picture folder with ease.

Conclusion 

The article summarizes how to move or change default location and restore the picture folder on Windows. Fortunately, if you have encountered a data loss scenario you can always make use of Remo Recover to effortlessly restore your files, pictures and videos. If you have any further queries regarding the article, make use of comment section below 

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Senior Editor, Content Analyst and a fan of exceptional customer service. John develops and publishes instructional and informational content regarding partition management, Windows hot-fixes, data management and computer troubleshooting.

As a tenured data recovery specialist, John shares exceptional insights and blog posts about data loss and data recovery across any storage device. With 8+ years’ experience in writing for Data Recovery for both Mac OS and Windows OS computers, he is an avid learner who always wants to polish and simplify the data recovery process. John passes his free time playing Chess and reading Science Fiction novels.

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