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"Good News! I just figured out what was stopping BGEE and BG2EE from creating folders in my Documents folder when installing the game, and have successfully fixed the problem. My save game files are now properly going to the correct save folders in the Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition and Baldur's Gate II Enhanced Edition folders in My Documents.
The previous problem was caused by a new anti-ransomware feature that comes with Windows 10 version 1709. If you go into the Windows Defender Security Center and turn on "Controlled Folder Access", it will block suspicious programs from making any changes to your Documents folder. For some reason, it appears that Windows 10 views Steam, BGEE and BG2EE as suspicious programs, so was blocking the creation of Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition and Baldur's Gate II Enhanced Edition folders in My Documents folder. This was then preventing the games from placing a baldur.lua file there, as well as not creating save game subfolders there.
Once I changed the "Controlled Folder Access" toggle back to OFF, both games installed 100% okay."
As mentioned above, anti-ransomware features of antivirus programs seem to be the main culprit, regardless of what program you're using.