Edit in Photoshop CS6 - after saving, file ends up in a seperate directory in Library module but ...

Hi,
I'm getting this really annoying thing when I edit and save a file in Photoshop CS6 from Lightroom. After I save and return to LR4.2 in Windows Explorer it puts the TIFF in the same directory next to the original RAW file as it should, however in the Library module it gets a different entry. So I end up with the same directory listing with the photocount 1 next to it. It also doesn't show up in the main directory where all the other files are, it's not next to the originel RAW.
I can do "show parent folder" until the point I get to the root directory which then gives me an error message which says
Anyone know why this occurs?
Greets

Image files are on a different drive, the catalog is on my main SSD drive
I have recently bought a new computer with Windows 8
Here's a screenshot of the folder structure. The blurred out folders are the same btw.

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