If you're unsure what your username is, use the environment variable %USERPROFILE% to access your profile folder. An environment variable is a special word containing a value.

Bir kullanıcı profili klasörünün yolu, bir kullanıcı profili yolunun yüzde USERPROFILE yüzde değişkeninde bulunur. Kullanıcı profilinizin adını bilmiyorsanız, Dosya Gezgini’ne ortam değişkeni profilini yazmanız yeterlidir; profil klasörü açılacaktır.

The value of %userprofile% usually is c:\Users\username (username being lowercase of %username%?) Apparently, in Windows 10, the variable %CSIDL_PROFILE% is equivalently used for %USERPROFILE%.

Hello Broaln, This is called a variable. %userprofile% points to your userprofile, something like: c:\users\broaln Basically there are user variables and system variables. User variables apply to the current user and system variables are globally for all users and the system.

The variable (ex: "%UserProfile%") is used as a type of shortcut of the value (ex: "C:\Users\<username>"). There are two types of environment variables: user environment variables (set only for current user) and system environment variables (set for all users).

Windows istemcileri için UserProfiles ve Logon sorun giderme makalelerine genel bakış.

By default, %USERPROFILE% and C:\Users\%USERNAME% point to the same location. Since this is not guaranteed to be true, using %USERPROFILE% is a more reliable approach.

The default paths are: Documents: %USERPROFILE%\Documents Music: %USERPROFILE%\Music Pictures: %USERPROFILE%\Pictures Video: %USERPROFILE%\Videos Having done this, exit the Registry Editor, restart your computer, and check. The folder should have moved to the new location.

USERPROFILE dosyaları ile ilgili sorunlar nasıl çözülür? USERPROFILE dosya uzantısını doğru uygulama ile ilişkilendirin. Kullanıcı Profili dosyalarını gerçekten açması gereken yazılımınızı güncelleyin. Çünkü yalnızca mevcut sürüm en son USERPROFILE dosya biçimini destekler.

The simplest, fastest, and most reliable way to get the path to the current user's profile folder is by using the built-in %USERPROFILE% environment variable. This variable is automatically set by the Windows operating system when a user logs in and is always available in any command prompt session.