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Anonymous
2020-01-31T16:13:58+00:00

Please help me find the installation folderTrying to install a digital microscope

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  1. Anonymous
    2020-01-31T16:24:20+00:00

    Hi RandallSmith6

    I'm Wilfredo S an Independent Advisor

    Open the program file location over the Windows-10 search

    Via Search Symbol or Windows-Logo + Q keyboard shortcut start the Windows 10 search.

    Enter in the Search Box for example the text word and do a right click on WordPad, and open the File Location

    Open the program path via Windows-10 Task-Manager!

    While programs running on Windows 10.

    Please use the keyboard-shortcut [CTRL+ Shift + Esc] to start the Windows 10 Task Manager.

    In the Task-Manager click More details and select the Tab Processes.

    In the List-View Select the program from which they need the file directory and do a Right Click and select "Open file location".

    Find the program file location via MS-Explorer!

    Please start the Windows 10 File Explorer, for example, you can use the keyboard shortcut Windows + E.

    Enter in the search box the name of the program, for example note*.exe do a right click and select "Open file location

    If the File Location is a Shortcut!

    Do a right click on the Windows-10 program shortcut and open the real file location

    THE DEFAULT INSTALLATION LOCATION FOR PROGRAMS IN WINDOWS 10!

    Please run the MS Explorer via hot key [Windows + E] and in the address bar [ALT+D] or [F4]

    enter the address: shell:programfiles and you can see all installed programs in Windows 10 standard Programs Folder

    I hope it helps you

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