Sims Keep Freezing and I feel like I've done everything!!

@bunnykujo  Quick Access lists folders you open frequently, so it's no surprise that the Sims 4 user folder still appears there.  The question is whether this folder still appears in Documents > Electronic Arts.  You likely have a folder there, since you've launched the game at least once after trying to move the old folder.  But the important detail is whether the Sims 4 folder inside Electronic Arts is the old one or a new one.  The old one would have your saves and lastexception files and everything else from before you started troubleshooting; the new one should have all new files and no saves or mods.  Let me know what you find.

If the old folder is still in Documents > Electronic Arts, it's possible that OneDrive downloaded a fresh copy for you.  In that case, try pausing OneDrive syncing, which you can do by right-clicking the cloud icon in the lower-right corner of the screen.  Then move or rename the Sims 4 folder to allow the game to create a fresh one.

Please also let me know whether this problem happens in a new save, one that you create now for testing purposes.  I'm not saying your old save is toast, only that this is a useful test.

Okay so you're right, i was just looking in the wrong place haha. I removed the file from electronic arts and launched the game. It gave me a fresh Sims 4 file in there and now the game is completely empty. 

What do I do from here to put my saves and mods back there without reintroducing whatever was causing the issue? 

Thanks again 

@bunnykujo  Test your mods and custom content in the new folder to see whether having them present causes any more freezes.  If you have a lot of files to sort through, you can use the 50/50 method to make the process more efficient:

https://modthesims.info/wiki.php?title=Game_Help:Finding_Problem_Custom_Content#The_50.25_Method

I would also test your main save in the new folder, without any mods or cc present, to make sure the problem isn't the save itself.  You don't need to save your progress; just let me know what happens.

Moving files around is as simple as dragging and dropping, or copying and pasting (right-click a file and select Copy, then right-click where you want it to go and select Paste).  Saves go inside the saves folder, mods and cc in the Mods folder, and saved households and builds in Tray.  The files can be swapped between user folders without any special process.

I moved the save over with no cc and the freezing problem was still there.

@bunnykujo  Please try moving your main household to a different lot and playing them there.  This will distinguish between issues with the sims themselves and issues with the lot.  You don't need to save your progress; just let me know what happens.