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C:\Users\...\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates folder contains templates that can be used to create new documents from.

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Files in Appdata\roaming\Microsoft\ deleted after update Win10 yesterday

Hi,

To isolate this issue, kindly verify if it happened after an upgrade to Windows 10 or after an update from a lower version of Windows 10 build?

If it happened after an upgrade, you can uncheck the hidden files and folders on the Windows.old and check for the files there. To do this, follow the steps below:

• Open the File explorer.
• Click Local Disk (C.
• On the upper part, click View tab.
• Unchecked the Hidden items.

If it happened after an update there is a possibility that the system deletes the file. We recommend you follow the steps below on how to backup your files. Here's how:

• Press Windows key + R on your keyboard.
• Type %appdata%\Microsoft\Templates\ and then hit enter.
• Create a template folder.
• In your Office program, click File > Options >
  Save, and then paste the address into the Default personal templates location box.

Make sure you do this for each Office program. After you’ve updated your template location, any new templates will be saved to this default location.

Let us know how it goes.

 

Certificate Templates on the client side

Hi,

Good day to you all! I hope this is the right place to ask this.

I have a few questions related to how certificate templates are being stored and distributed under AD CS:

• How do the clients get a list of applicable certificate templates from the enterprise CA, which is shown at the time when a new manual certificate enrollment is performed (e.g., someone goes to certmgr and request for a new certificate)?
• How are certificate templates being stored on both the CA side and the client side? Is there a directory that the templates reside in? Or are they just a collection of Windows registries (e.g. Software\Microsoft\Cryptography\CertificateTemplateCache
  under HKCU and HKLM)?
• Is it possible to programmatically read and parse certificate templates on the client side, ideally via some Microsoft provided public API? I am asking this because sometimes it is useful to check, verify and debug that
  
  a) clients are getting all the expected templates;
  
  b) the content of templates are as expected (particularly useful if there were templates of duplicated names, or an old template has its setting changed but the name is kept);
  
  c) applicable clients are indeed getting the same list of templates.

Please bear with me as I am a rookie to AD CS.

Thanks!

 

Weird folder found in C:\Users\...\AppData\Roaming

Found a folder in C:\Users\...\AppData\Roaming called

Arkei-6586b687-2f1d-4a87-94bf-d8bd9a5f2c05

Inside the folder is an ipconfig.txt file, i can't seem to find anything online about what this is, so thought i'd ask here