Start > Computer  Right Click > Manage > Storage Disk Management on left Pane > Right click lower Graphical View > Change Drive letter / Path if not as wanted

May need to temporarily assign higher letters if not as wanted - happens if computer has assigned wrong letters during boot after adding drives/partitions etc. then reassign to what you want.

I would uninstall/cclean/reboot/reinstall object dock after making backups of all its folders first - unhide all folders - in programdata, program folders etc. Set its preferences locations etc with the new install then copy stuff back to rebuild your previous folder hierarchy.

This problem is still there when I start Object Dock.  When you ignore it, it doesn't go away.

Reset the location of My Documents to default, don't copy the files. Rename the My Documents folder on the other drive/partition to "docs.old" or something else.

Now create a new My Documents folder and set the location appropriately in the OS.

Finally, move all content from "docs.old" to the newly created My Documents.

This should fix it.

If you right click on the Documents link on the start menu and choose properties you have a tab named "location" (or something like that, I'm using a swedish vista, so it's "Plats" for me ), from there you can reassign the location of it as you see fit.