Sims 4 Not Reading Game Files

Okay so I found out my game is under C:\Users\Public\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4 and I don't know how to get it back under my documents folder. I do remember using this tutorial https://sims4.crinrict.com/eng/crin-error/game-already-running/ Set Extra Permissions part before I reset my game. How do I undo this without losing anything of course. 

@FBGSFM4  What is the default location of Documents within this Windows user profile?  To find out, open a File Explorer window, right-click on the Documents icon (the special one, with its own special icon, under Quick Access), select Properties, and click the Location tab.  If you don't see a Location tab, let me know, and look for the location in the General tab.

@FBGSFM4  What does it list for the location in the General tab?

@FBGSFM4  Try using the third option here for moving the location of the Documents folder:

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/move-or-restore-default-location-of-documents-folder-in-windows-11.8708/

You want it to move to C:\Users\[username]\Documents, with the actual username of this Windows account in place of [username], of course.

Another option is to simply create a new Windows admin account and play in that.  Make it a local account, as in, don't sign into Microsoft.  The new account should use the default location for Documents as long as you don't link it with OneDrive, which can't happen if you don't sign into your Microsoft account while creating the new admin account.

@FBGSFM4  You can try that, but given that your Documents directory isn't in the default location, I don't expect it to fix the issue.

@FBGSFM4  You can delete that folder, but if there's anything inside you'd like to keep, I'd just move it elsewhere.  If Sims 4 still uses the same location, you'll need to uninstall and reinstall the game.  Once reinstalled, it should pick up the correct location for Documents.