· When you download your file whether using a browser or any download manager software they keep record of your downloaded files along with the file location where your files are saved. To know the folder where your downloaded files are saved, open your browser/download manager and go to show in folder or containing folder option, it will open the folder where your file is saved. · Cant find downloaded files? They are hiding in that elusive download folder. [Windows ] Accidentally set download location to D: Hard Drive I was attempting to set my default download location to a folder in my D: drive, but instead accidentally set the hard drive itself as the download location.
Answer (1 of 2): Although the common file download location (in Windows 7 and Windows 8) is tipically [SystemDrive]:\Users\[UserID]\Downloads, the Windows Store downloads its temporary files (instalation files included) in a different location The path is: [SystemDrive]:\Windows\SoftwareDistribu. 2) Documents. 3) C:\. Unfortunately this has no effect on the default Save As location when saving a file in the RemoteApp IE session. It still defaults to the RDS server C:\Users\%username\Downloads directory. I also tried using GP preferences to set the registry values in the above KB and that had no effect either. The real desktop directory (folder) and the desktop you see are not on Windows and not the same, here is a simple example of how to open these folders, to clear the question of many users what is the path name of the desktop in windows an how to find Desktop background folder!
The Windows Update Agent, regardless of whether operating within the context of AU, WU, MU, WSUS, Forefront, Defender, etc., downloads files to the %windir%\SoftwareDistribution\Download folder. For updates installed via the Windows Update Agent, those extractions are always done within the scope of the aforementioned ~\Download folder. Windows 8 allows you to change the Download Folder to any other drive. If your Download Folder is the C Drive and you want to change the folder to any other drive then in Windows 8 you can change it. Open Windows Explorer. 2. Create the folder you want to have as your new Downloads folder (i.e. C:\Downloads) 3. Under This PC, right-click Downloads. 4. Click Properties. 5. Select the Location Tab. 6. Click Move. 7. Select the folder you made in Step 2. 8. Once it has finished copying everything to the new folder, click OK to close the Properties Window.
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