Windows 11 (and 10) include the AppData folder and "Local," "LocalLow," and "Roaming" subfolders, and in this guide, I will explain what you need to know about them and when to use them.

The application data, or appdata, folders in Windows are used to store the settings files necessary for many programs to remember their settings and data and be able to run properly. Every user ...

AppData folder is also called the Application Data folder. As the name implies, it is the folder in a Windows computer where the data that programs use or create is stored.

AppData or Application data is a hidden folder in Windows 11/10 that helps protect user data and settings from deletion and manipulation.

Hate applications that clutter your user folder with folders of their own? You can hide them from view without confusing the application; here's how.

If the user uninstalls the application from Google Drive, the application data folder is deleted automatically. Interested in creating an application to use this feature?

The Google Drive team suggests that these app data folders are used for configuration files, app state data or files that shouldn’t be modified in any way. Even though users can’t see the data ...

Find the app you want to transfer data from and click the arrow. Inside the app's main folder is a folder called Documents. That's where your saved data and game saves are located.