List of generic folder names, like %appdata%?


  1. BarnabasSackett
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    List of generic folder names, like %appdata%?


    As I intimated in the title, is there a list of all the generic folder names like %appdata% and %systemroot%?

    Thanks.
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  3. Ztruker
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    Windows 10 Pro X64
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    Open a Command Prompt. Type set and press Enter. That's the complete list.
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  4. BarnabasSackett
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    Thanks.

    Boy do I feel silly now. I've been away from DOS for so long that I had completely forgotten about environment variables.

    Thanks again.
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