Transferring Files To D: Drive Not Working

[r7dioboy1]

Hello, I have my C: Drive, D: Drive, and an external hard drive.
I have backed up my Sims 4 folder with my saves, tray, CC and whatnot on my Hard Drive. So that's all safe. 
I'm trying to move Sims 4 documents to my D: drive. I've changed where origin saves new games however, every time I start the Sims 4 up, it keeps generating a new folder in my C: Drive in documents > Electronic Arts. 
So I replace the backed up folder with all my saves into the C: Drive documents folder and replace that, so now all my saves are loaded when I start up the sims (good), but when I cut and paste that folder to the D: Drive and start up the game, the saves don't show up because it's generating the new sims 4 folder back into the C: Drive. 
Yes I have changed the Origin application installation settings to the D: Drive.

I hope this makes sense.
Why isn't it working?

[jpkarlsen · Accepted solution]

As I wrote earlier Google "How to change location of Documents folder in Windows 10" This leads to a Support article that contains this:

How to Change the My Documents Folder Storage Location

When the properties of the My Documents folder (the desktop icon) are displayed and a group policy has not been established to redirect the folder, you can change the path to the My Documents folder and you can move the contents from the old location to the new location:

1. Right-click My Documents (on the desktop), and then click Properties.
2. In the Target box, type the new path to the My Documents folder, or click Move to browse to the folder and if needed, create a new My Documents folder. If the path you type does not exist, you are prompted to confirm that you want to create a new folder.
3. Click Yes to move files from the old My Documents location to the new location, or click No if you do not want to move these files. Note that if you click No, the files in the old location are not deleted, but they are no longer visible from My Documents after the change.

[jpkarlsen · Accepted solution]

As I wrote earlier Google "How to change location of Documents folder in Windows 10" This leads to a Support article that contains this:

How to Change the My Documents Folder Storage Location

When the properties of the My Documents folder (the desktop icon) are displayed and a group policy has not been established to redirect the folder, you can change the path to the My Documents folder and you can move the contents from the old location to the new location:

1. Right-click My Documents (on the desktop), and then click Properties.
2. In the Target box, type the new path to the My Documents folder, or click Move to browse to the folder and if needed, create a new My Documents folder. If the path you type does not exist, you are prompted to confirm that you want to create a new folder.
3. Click Yes to move files from the old My Documents location to the new location, or click No if you do not want to move these files. Note that if you click No, the files in the old location are not deleted, but they are no longer visible from My Documents after the change.

[r7dioboy1]

Thank you buddy