Could use a symbolic link which would make it seem as if your directory is still on the C drive. I haven't done that with the whole directory, but it should work. I do use a symbolic link for my eq log files folder though.
Example from command prompt:
mklink /D "D:\Everquest" "C:\Everquest"
The quotes aren't necessary for this case, but if one of your folder names has a space in the name, the quotes should be used.
After using the symbolic link, your original shortcut which pointed to the C drive should work fine.
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