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Vista - Users & Application data folders in WE

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04-26-2007   #1
Savoyard


 
 

Users & Application data folders in WE

Hi,
I'm trying to locate C:\Users\Rob\Application Data\Local\Virtual
Store\Program Files in Windows Explorer and simply cannot find it whereas I
KNOW it exists!
How do I get to visualize it in WE... please help me!
Robert

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04-26-2007   #2
Jane C


 
 

Re: Users & Application data folders in WE

The correct path is here: C:\Users\Rob\AppData\Local\VirtualStore

You need to 'show hidden files and folders' via Organize, Folder and Search
Options.

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"Savoyard" <Savoyard@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I'm trying to locate C:\Users\Rob\Application Data\Local\Virtual
> Store\Program Files in Windows Explorer and simply cannot find it whereas
> I
> KNOW it exists!
> How do I get to visualize it in WE... please help me!
> Robert


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