Common file or folder address paths in Windows XP

Sometimes you need to get to a certain file or folder but cannot remember how to get there. Having long address path does not help. This is why I have a list of the most common file or folder address paths in Windows XP.

C:Documents and SettingsUser NameMy DocumentsMy Pictures

C:Documents and SettingsUser NameFavorites

C:Documents and SettingsUser NameSendTo (usually hidden)

C:Documents and SettingsUser NameLocal SettingsApplication DataMicrosoftWindows Live Contacts

C:Documents and SettingsUser NameLocal SettingsApplication DataIdentities{E12D27F7-2A55-4BF4-88D0-F54576AA26F5}MicrosoftOutlook Express (Where folders are stored)

C:Documents and SettingsUser NameStart Menu

C:DOCUME~1User NameLOCALS~1Temp  To get to this folder, go to the start menu and choose run. Type %temp% and press enter.

Related Posts

• How and why you should use system restore in Windows XP
• What and where are the folders or directories on my computer?
• Burn a DVD with Nero Ultra 8 and convert AVI to dvd
• Delete your visited website history in Internet Explorer 7
• All about the Windows XP Control panel
• Accessibility Options in the Windows XP Control Panel
• Shortcut to System Properties Box and what it does

Tagged as: address paths, Common file or folder, computer tips, folder path, free computer education, Free computer help, path, windows xp

This post was written by...

Mitz – who has written 759 posts on Computer Tips.

Hi guys…I am a computer freak but I do not always talk in tech language. Hope you enjoy my website and learn everything you need to know in an easy to understand way.. If you like what you see please join: Follow Tips4pc On Twitter | Become A Facebook Fan | Subscribe RSS Feed | Tips4pc Youtube Channel

Contact the author