where is this hidden folder?


  1. bardos
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    where is this hidden folder?


    %localappdata%\crashdumps

    thanks
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  3. zigzag3143
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    bardos said:
    %localappdata%\crashdumps

    thanks
    Why not just search for crashdumps? the %localappdata% means C:\users|your user name\local\appdata\crashdumps. You will also have to check make all folders/files visible in cpanel

    If you are looking for DMP files created when your computer crashed they wont be there.


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