Accidentally moved my Electronic Arts folder to desktop.

@AgnewLeah  It sounds like OneDrive might have synced the folder on the desktop and is helpfully redownloading it for you every time you delete it.  So try deleting the desktop folder, and ONLY that folder, on onedrive.com.

For the rest, please let me know what you mean when you say something is still wrong with your game.  What seems off aside from the resolution?  If you're seeing something weird, please post a screenshot; if it's a performance issue, please provide more details.

So playing the game today has been going well. It’s just a little glitchy on the loading screen but gameplay is working just fine now. I moved over my saves folder to the new saves folder and my stuff is there. I’m still missing a few things like saved houses from the gallery. Will moving over the Trays folder fix that? I don’t know enough about files and computers so I’m trying not to do  too much. I talked to Microsoft support and they think I should just leave the electronic arts folder on my desktop if the game is running smoothly. They also told me not to move over the trays folder. Thanks for your reply and assistance! (I’ll check my one drive and I think you’re right that it might have something to do with it - I deleted my one drive at one point and then added it back, not sure what I was trying to do) Thanks again! 

One more thing I just noticed in the Ea App was it deleted my Sims 3. I’ll try to recover it. 

Just wanted to add that I was asking about moving it back to its original location because I worry about it crashing. Thank you for your help! 

@AgnewLeah  Sims 4 will only read the contents of one user folder, and you can always find out which one that is through this in-game method:

https://sims4.crinrict.com/eng/2018/07/how-to-find-your-user-folder/

Since the game is almost certainly not reading the Sims 4 folder on your desktop, that folder's contents are doing nothing, and deleting the folder would have no effect on the way the game runs.

Definitely move over the contents of Tray though.  These files are the data for anything you've saved to your in-game library, whether your own creations or those you've downloaded from the Gallery.  It's not your Gallery uploads per se, although you've probably saved all your Gallery uploads locally as well.  Point is, put those files back and your in-game Library content will be back too.

I don't know why Microsoft support would tell you not to add the files back, unless it's a "leave well-enough alone" kind of reaction.  But if your creations and downloads are important to you, you'll need the contents of that folder.

If you'd like help sorting out the OneDrive mess, just ask.  In that case, please also list the full file path to your user folder as you see it in-game, like the link above describes.

Yeah, so, I think the electronic arts folder now goes to: This PC - Windows (C: - Users - Imagn - Documents - Electronic Arts - The Sims 4. The original location was Leah - Personal - Documents - Electronic Arts - The Sims 4. Microsoft support told me to leave it alone if it’s working, so I guess they did have that reaction. If the desktop Electronic Arts folder isn’t doing anything why does it keep popping up on the desktop everytime I open the game - I think the desktop electronic arts folder is doing something, I opened it today and it takes me to the new location for the sims 4. Right now my one drive isn’t syncing documents it says: The documents folder contains other important folders and isn’t supported for file backup. So that’s kind of weird. I’ll post a screenshot of the one drive. Thank you! 

I read something that said the game now sees the desktop folder as its root location. I would not know how to fix that so I may just leave it there. 

The graphics are a little grainy today. Hopefully this picture works. It’s not too bad though. 

@AgnewLeah  What's inside the folder on your desktop?  I'd like to see a screenshot.  And I'm not sure what you mean by the folder keeps popping up: do you delete it and it reappears, or something else?

Please also list the install location for Sims 4 as the EA App sees it.  Open your game library, click Sims 4, select Manage > View Properties, and you'll find it there:

The current location for the user folder is fine and actually a good thing.  Having that folder in OneDrive can only complicate matters.

By popping up I mean even if I delete or move it - it reappears on the desktop. And yeah, ok - leaving it where it is might be best. I included some screenshots. Thanks for all your help!