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quickly find Win7 folder When we use the Windows 7 operating system,Real-time supply-demand matching we often need to access different folders, including the Win7 folder that comes with the operating system. However, sometimes we may be confused about how to find this folder quickly. In this article, we will introduce several ways to help you quickly find the Win7 folder.Method 1: Use Windows Explorer Windows Explorer is the default file manager of the Windows 7 operating system. Use it to find and access Win7 folders conveniently. The following are the specific steps: 1. First, click the "Computer" icon on the desktop. Two. In the open window, double-click the "Local Disk (C:)" icon. 3. Next, you will see a folder called "Windows" and double-click to open it. Four. Under the "Windows" folder, find the folder named "System32" and double-click to open it. 5. Under the "System32" folder, find the folder named "config" and double-click to open it. 6. Finally, under the "config" folder, you will find the Win7 folder.In it, you can find all the files related to Windows 7. Method 2: Use the Windows search function. If you don't know the specific location of the Win7 folder, it will be a good choice to use the Windows search function. The following are the specific steps: 1. Enter "Win7" in the search box on the Windows taskbar. Two. Then, the system will start searching for all files and folders related to Win7. 3. Finally, find the folder named "Win7" in the search results. Method 3: Use the command prompt. The command prompt is a console window under the Windows system. Through the command prompt, various system commands can be run directly. The following are the specific steps: 1. Open the running dialog box through the keyboard shortcut "Win + R".Two. Enter "cmd" in the run dialog box, and then press "Enter". 3. Then, the system will open a command prompt window. Four. Enter "cd/" in the command prompt window, and then press "Enter". 5. Next, enter "dir Win7 /s", and then press "Enter". 6. Just find the folder named "Win7" in the list. Method 4: Using system attributes, you can also find Win7 folders through Windows system properties. The following are the specific steps: 1. Open the running dialog box through the keyboard shortcut "Win + R". Two. Enter "sysdm.cpl" in the running dialog box, and then press "Enter". 3. In the system properties window, select the "Advanced" tab.Four. In the "Advanced" tab, click the "Environment Variables" button. 5. In the environment variable window, find the "System Environment Variable" named "SystemRoot" and double-click to open it. 6. In the pop-up dialog box, find the Win7 folder. In summary, through these methods, we can find the Win7 folder easily and quickly. I hope this article can be helpful to the majority of Windows 7 users.

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