Application Data

Stephan Pringle Saturday, August 23, 2003

Looking for the location of the AppData or Application Data folder? Keep in mind, the folder was renamed in Operating Systems following the release of Microsoft Vista.

Windows XP
\Documents and Settings\$USER$\Application Data\

Windows Vista
\Users\$USER$\AppData\

Windows 7/Server 2008
\Users\$USER$\AppData\

Windows 8/Server 2012
\Users\$USER$\AppData\

Windows 8.1/Server 2012
\Users\$USER$\AppData\

Windows 10/Server 2016
\Users\$USER$\AppData\

Windows 11
\Users\$USER$\AppData\

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Stephan Pringle

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