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tiesewllms It looks like your computer's Documents directory is still in the OneDrive folder. You can try moving it the standard way first. Open a File Explorer window, right-click the Documents icon (the special one, not a regular folder icon) in the left panel, select Properties > Location, and change it to C:\Users\your username\Documents , without the OneDrive part. Then restart your computer and see whether Sims 4 uses the same location.
If you can't move the folder—you get an error, or the change doesn't stick—here's how to get around it:
Please be very careful when editing the registry. If you follow the instructions exactly as written, and change the location back to %UserProfile%\Documents without changing anything else. Editing the registry incorrectly can break anything up to and including your Windows install, but the steps in Microsoft's guide are safe as written.