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Apr 19, 2020
09:25 PM
Where is ProgramData folder in old version of Windows Server 2008(prior R2)?
Hi All, I'm trying to gether inventories from Windows Server 2008(it's not R2) I couldn't find out the 'ProgramData' folder under 'c:\' directory. Anyone who knows where it is? Regards, gotqcorp
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Apr 19, 2020
11:16 PM
C:\ProgramData is normally configured as a hidden folder in Windows, and is not visible by default in Windows Explorer. Is that where you were expecting to see it?
Despite the folder being hidden, you can still navigate there by explicitly typing "C:\ProgramData" in the address bar of Windows Explorer.
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Apr 19, 2020
11:41 PM
Thank you so much.
I know you are talking about. But my Windows Server 2008 wasn't R2. It didn't have ProgramData with hidden. It must be somewhere in Documents and Setting.
Regards,
gotqcorp.
I know you are talking about. But my Windows Server 2008 wasn't R2. It didn't have ProgramData with hidden. It must be somewhere in Documents and Setting.
Regards,
gotqcorp.
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Apr 20, 2020
12:28 AM
Maybe try checking the value of your %PROGRAMDATA% environment variable: type "%PROGRAMDATA%" into the address bar of Windows Explorer.
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