Windows 10: After restoring from a Restore Point, my Public Documents folders is changed.

Discus and support After restoring from a Restore Point, my Public Documents folders is changed. in Windows 10 Customization to solve the problem; In Windows 10, I wrote a little desktop app and I store user data in C:\Users\Public\Documents\MyCoolApp\I thought that Windows System Restore didn't... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Customization' started by bigpete14, Oct 8, 2022.

  1. bigpete14 Win User

    After restoring from a Restore Point, my Public Documents folders is changed.


    In Windows 10, I wrote a little desktop app and I store user data in C:\Users\Public\Documents\MyCoolApp\I thought that Windows System Restore didn't touch this area. But am i wrong?I just recovered from a restore point and my folder contents have been reverted.Ideas?

    :)
     
    bigpete14, Oct 8, 2022
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  2. DaveM121 Win User

    After restoring form a Restore Point, my Public Documents folders is changed.

    Hi bigpete14

    I am Dave, I will help you with this.

    A Window system restore will generally not affect user data, but will remove application entries and settings created for software installed after the date of the Restore Point date, for software installed prior to the restore date, this should no happen.

    It would be best to store user data for your software in the individual users folders rather than the Public Documents folder
     
    DaveM121, Oct 8, 2022
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  3. bigpete14 Win User
    After restoring form a Restore Point, my Public Documents folders is changed.

    i will for now on.

    but does Windows Restore touch the Public Documents folder?

    I thought that folder was off limits to it
     
    bigpete14, Oct 8, 2022
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  4. bigpete14 Win User

    After restoring from a Restore Point, my Public Documents folders is changed.

    After restoring form a Restore Point, my Public Documents folders is changed.

    In Windows 10, I wrote a little desktop app and I store user data in

    C:\Users\Public\Documents\MyCoolApp\

    I thought that Windows System Restore didn't touch this area.

    But am i wrong?

    I just recovered from a restore point and my folder contents have been reverted.

    Ideas?
     
    bigpete14, Oct 8, 2022
    #4
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After restoring from a Restore Point, my Public Documents folders is changed.

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