However, I'm still looking for more straightforward answers. Is C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Local\Programs the folder where installers install programs for a single user only? Applications installed to %LocalAppData% would only be available to the user that installed it.
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I use git bash as terminal inside VSCODE. For this I am concatenating the commands I need into a shell script but I got a problem with the windows variables. Since the android SDK installs it self automatically on C:\Users\myUserName\AppData\Local I can access it using %LocalAppData% on CMD but not in bash because it throws:
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Evidently Microsoft moved away from a Favorites folder used in Internet Explorer that was set to the %UserProfile% with Edge. I have found some information on this on the web i.e. it should be
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The dump folder should be %localappdata%\CrashDumps If you have no need to save process dumps - by default they are not saved - you can delete the above registry key.
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The original User's Profile directory lives in a directory like C:\\Users\\username\\AppData. How can I refer to the current user's profile directory when using the Windows command line? By searching I
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Just enter %AppData% or %LocalAppData% in the address bar of Windows Explorer and it will take you to the folders. As others explained, these are environmental variables which can be listed at the Windows command prompt using the SET command.
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Programdata is a protected system folder which contains all data and configuration of the programs that your PC has, the purpose is keeping safe that data and avoid possible risks to delete it. ProgramData focuses on storing all the generic information of the applications, information that all users can access by default.
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1. Login using Safe mode: Press F8 at boot and select Safe Mode from the menu. Navigate to %AppData% → Right-click LocalLow and/or Roaming → Properties. You can't safely move %LocalAppData% since it's also being used in Safe Mode, but the Roaming and LocalLow folders hold great potential for space recovery.
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The %appdata% environment variable is created when you log in to a user account, and its value depends on which account you use. The exact location also depends on whether you're on Windows XP or you're on Windows Vista or Windows 7. For Windows 7, if your account name is"Lisa", then the value of %appdata% would be. C:\Users\Lisa\AppData\Roaming.
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The collections button on edge suddenly disappeared when I opened the application. I have tried going to"edge://settings/appearance" and disabling and re-enabling ...
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