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Can't find file
I have been looking for this file for four hours and finally gave up. I know that it is on my hard drive but I can't find it. Can someone help please.
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Yes, sorry for the confusion. I will try to explain. When I installed SONAR some of their folders ended up in different places on my computer. If I create a project, it stores the data in one of those folders okay. Now, when I try to retrieve that data by clicking on File > Open, it opens the folder you are looking at and not the one which has the data I created so my thinking is to physically locate the folder you are looking at on the screen shot and put the folder that has the data I created in it so that when I click on file > open, I can access my data. I know it must be confusing but I don't know how else to explain it.
I'm new to Windows 7 so I don't know why I can't find it. I never had that problem with XP. I have found some folders under "my documents", "program files 32", program files 64", and other places but I have yet to find this particular folder so I don't know what to do.
I'm new to Windows 7 so I don't know why I can't find it. I never had that problem with XP. I have found some folders under "my documents", "program files 32", program files 64", and other places but I have yet to find this particular folder so I don't know what to do.
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oh i think i see.
the folder you show in the screenshot you want to locate..?
I guess simplest way is when you get that open screen like in your screenshot
- click the up arrow near the top right on the folder icon
- write the new folder name down
- click the up arrow again
- write the folder name
repeat this process until it navigates to somewhere easy to locate and then just follow the folders you wrote down in reverse order..
see screenshot
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the folder you show in the screenshot you want to locate..?
I guess simplest way is when you get that open screen like in your screenshot
- click the up arrow near the top right on the folder icon
- write the new folder name down
- click the up arrow again
- write the folder name
repeat this process until it navigates to somewhere easy to locate and then just follow the folders you wrote down in reverse order..
see screenshot
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Okay, so far no progress. I went to run and typed this in:
echo %appdata% and got the message you see below. Then I went to the search box on my computer and typed:
C:\users\owner\AppData\Roa ming and the search went on forever and finally asked me if I wanted to add to index which I did so it has been doing that for quite a while and I don't know if it will produce any results. Will advise later.
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echo %appdata% and got the message you see below. Then I went to the search box on my computer and typed:
C:\users\owner\AppData\Roa
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Many thanks
You're welcome!
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