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Thanks Pony19US. I appreciate the info.
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Glad to be of assistance. &nbsp;:)
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Hi, I'd like to know if any of you have a list of the different file paths where Microsoft stores the Index.DAT Internet Explorer cache file?<br />
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I know that different versions of the Windows O/S stored it under different paths. I was hoping someone would have a complete (<b>or as close to it as possible</b>) of the different Windows versions and their Index.DAT path locations.<br />
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I have also posted another questions regarding Index.DAT files so you can get additional points. The title of that question is<i>: Index.DAT versions - how many are there and what versions of the Windows O/S do they correspond to?</i><br />
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Thank you for your help,<br />
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Best Regards,<br />
Fulano
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Hi, I'd like to know if any of you have a list of the different file paths where Microsoft stores the Index.DAT Internet Explorer cache file?

I know that different versions of the Windows O/S stored it under different paths. I was hoping someone would have a complete (or as close to it as possible) of the different Windows versions and their Index.DAT path locations.

I have also posted another questions regarding Index.DAT files so you can get additional points. The title of that question is: Index.DAT versions - how many are there and what versions of the Windows O/S do they correspond to?

Thank you for your help,

Best Regards,
Fulano

List of the different file paths where the Index.DAT file is stored on the different versions of the Windows O/S.

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