Remedy:
Press "Empty" in the message box to have a new configuration folder created on the desktop. This one will be empty though. You will have to recreate the objects by yourself.
Press "Default" to have XFolder recreate the default Configuration Folder which was also created after XFolder had been initially installed.
Detailed explanation:
Losing your configuration folder can be due to the following reasons (as far as I can imagine):
In the second and third situations described above, the following has happened:
The WPS saves all object ID's for
your system in your OS2.INI file. This file is kept in memory and written to disk only from time
to time. If you move the configuration folder to a different location, the WPS does update the
OS2.INI file in memory properly; however,
if OS/2 crashes or you don't shut down OS/2 properly, the OS2.INI
might not be written to disk. As a result, after the next reboot, the OS2.INI entry for
"<XFOLDER_CONFIG>" still points to the old location, which is not valid any more.