Installation Default Path

I note that my Adobe Premier Elements 10 was installed to C:/Program Files whereas my Adobe Elements 10 was installed to C:/Program Files (x86). My operating system is Window 7 Ultimate 64 bit and I just accepted the default path when I installed both. Is there a reason why they were installed to different folders by default?

Premiere Elements 10 is a 64-bit program and so installs in the Program Files directory.
Photoshop Elements is a 32-bit program and so installs in the Program Files (x86) directory.

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Or how can I change the prefered installation folder that can be changed from creative cloud menu/prefferences when i have uninstalled creative cloud?

Does anyone know the default installation folder (path) for Adobe reader 11?

Does anyone know the default installation folder (path) for Adobe reader 11?

This forum is only for discussions on the forums themselves. The Reader one is here:
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Nokia PC Suite 6.86.9.0 and change default path

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Does anybody know how to change the default paths for "File Manager", "Contacts" and "Messages"?
When entering those parts of PC Suite it automatically tries to open C:\Program Files\Nokia\Nokia PC Suite 6 folder (installation folder) but in my case this path _must_ be changed in order for the application to work (We use Softgrid to virtualize the application and cannot use hardcoded paths).
Any ideas?
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Message Edited by barsom on 23-Apr-2008 08:44 AM

what about installing the app to a different folder that you need from the very start?
also this path is mentioned in the following registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Nokia\PCSuite\ApplicationPath1
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How to reinstall Photoshop elements after virus damage when installer defaults to "remove program"?

I have had dan=mage from rogue software and would like to reinstall photoshop elements 11 under windows 8. I cannot reinstall as installer defaults to "remove program" and announces that there is "No path" and shuts down what can I do? I just want to do a simple reinstall to replace my installation?

Hi blusky789,
May I know which PSE version do you require.
However,please click on the given link for Adobe downloads: -http://www.adobe.com/downloads/other-downloads.html
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Hello,
Interesting. It looks like your default path is a network path of some kind. I wonder if perhaps it would help to set the root directory on your computer, if it is not already off of your C drive. To check what your machine's root directory is currently set to:
1. click start -> run
2. type cmd and press OK - this launches a command prompt
3. type set and then press enter to execute the command
4. look for a statement like: SystemRoot=C:\WINDOWS
Perhaps yours says something like: SystemRoot=\\machine\c$
Try changing your system root, if that's the case by doing:
1. click start -> run
2. type cmd and press OK - this launches a command prompt
3. type set SystemRoot = C:\WINDOWS and then press enter to execute the command
To check that it has this value, just type set again and you should find the SystemRoot value to be indicated in the list as SystemRoot=C:\WINDOWS.
I am speculating that perhaps this discrepancy (the system root not being based off of C:\, while the LabVIEW paths ARE based off of C:\) could cause the problems you see when you change Tools->Options->Paths, and receive an error, exe building problems, and others issues that weren't specified. On that note, can you screenshot the error and attach it to your reply?
In any event, I hope this helps and I look forward to your reply!
Best Regards,
JLS
Best,
JLS
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Lync 2010 Updates when database is not on Default Path?

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What is exact default Path ? I have E drive where I installed SQL Server and I also have "CsData" folder , I can find my DBs under
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E:\CsData\BackendStore\(default)\dyndbpath
E:\CsData\BackendStore\(default)\dynlogpath
E:\CsData\BackendStore\(default)\logpath
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Default path is c:\ only
http://howdouc.blogspot.com/2012/11/exploring-default-installation-and-sql.html
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Install-CsDatabase -Configured Databases -SqlServerFqdn atl-sql-001.litwareinc.com -DatabasePath C:\SqlLogs,D:\SqlData
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http://blogs.technet.com/b/nexthop/archive/2011/09/02/haiku183.aspx
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When saving documents from word 2013, the save as dialog shows the default path under "other web locations"

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I test in SharePoint 2013 again, When I created a new document library and created a first document and clicked save as, I got a same dialog with you that "Current Folder" was under "other web locations".
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Saving report output in default path

Hi,
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