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AppData is taking up about 70GB of storage, and I know not to delete random things from there or mess around with it but I don't know how to get storage back. I've used disk cleanup and deleted temporary files, but still nothing is working. I also used TreeSize to figure out about AppData, but now I'm not sure how I can clean up storage from there.
If it takes you to the following path: “C:\Users\The user that you are logged in with\AppData\Roaming”. It means that your folders are still there but they are hidden. Click on “View”.
I would like to know the full list of variables that I can use in Windows Explorer or related relative paths that is accepted by Windows 10.
I need to delete an applet which is located in C:\username|appdate\localLow, and the folder needs to be deleted by using windows explorer. Can you assist in showing me how to see the appdata folder it is hidden? >>>>C:\username|appdate\localLow There is an omission in the above line. IT should be..... C:\users\(your username)\AppData\LocalLow
我的电脑已经下载了很多软件，但所有软件的data目录都在C:\\Users\\用户名\\AppData目录下，如果我玩一些大型游戏，里面就会堆积很多文件，现在我的C盘快满了，请问怎样移动AppData文件夹到其他盘，并保证data可以被软件识别，而且以后data文件不会再保存到C盘？
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming klasörüne gitmek için varsayılan yol, kullanıcı adı ne olursa olsun sadece %%appdata% Bu yol sizin için işe yaramazsa, sorabilir miyim, bu klasörde ayarları veya oyun verilerini depolamak, hangi programlama dili kullanıyorsunuz ve hangi platform (WinForms, WPF . . vb) için oyun için yazılmıştır?
AppData\Local\Temp klasöründe anlam veremediğim seviyede yer kaplayan dosyalar var. SSD hafızam düşük olduğu için bunlar bana SSD yi kullanma konusunda engel oluyor. Bu dosyalar ne işe yarar? Temp dosyasını tamamen silmem durumunda bir sorun ile karşılaşır mıyım?
As other answers have mentioned, AppData is a hidden Windows folder typically used by programs to store data and settings. While this is true, it's not the folder's only use. While traditionally most Windows programs install to Program Files, some will install to %AppData% instead.
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 found out about %UserProfile% that perhaps refer to the current username, but it does not really work.
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