[NeMisiz]

OK, I have resolved this problem after hours of reading around for anyone who is interested. It seems that wizcon's defragmenter was what caused the problem (even though it didnt do so when i ran it before). I figured this out b/c its the same thing that happens to many external hardrives on PC after they've been defragged. I figured out how to assign a drive letter to the internal storage (i feel salty cause all i had to do was change the usb settings to mass storage, sorry for askin) and ran chkdsk /f. After a soft reset all my files and library subfolders were in place, unharmed. Moral of the story is I'm deleting Wizcon's Defragmenter and I wouldn't advise its use to anyone.