After hard drive failure, no longer see My Documents on the D drive in XP

The target of 'My Documents in the C drive has been updated the folder in drive D (XP).  C crashed.  I put in new hard drive (c) but do not see 'My Documents' target 'D.'  No lost files when old C crashed?

What do you mean exactly as target in D:\?

You had a shortcut in D:\ or do you have your My Documents saved in D:\

Open the command prompt (Start--> Run--> CMD--> Enter/OK)

Type D:

Then you should see the directory changing to D:\

Now type DIR

You would see a populater of the list, please check on the list if you could see the My Documents folder

If not I guess that the My Documents folder was lost during the crash of the HARD drive,

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