And this is the 3rd tweak I will have to apply to Adobe Reader after every installation (it is irrelevant here, but if you are curious, the first 2 were: the annoying "Make Hand tool read articles" option that is on by default and some fix to signature field detection, don't quite remember what it was for). So, now I have disabled it, thanks to the accepted answer. After highlighting text or adding comments, I usually wish to save the PDF and if it's the first time I do it (for this document in this Adobe Reader session) and the new save dialog is enabled, I have to select the full path manually.Īnd even if the recent folders feature worked with AppData, the extra click problem of the new dialog would remain for my use case.
And also I don't think I have changed any defaults in Zotero. I'm using the stand-alone version, but have a high level of confidence that the browser version stores them in the same place. Want to read more answers from other tech-savvy Stack Exchange users? Check out the full discussion thread here.This path is the default location Zotero (a popular research tool) saves PDFs and other files related to its library to. Have something to add to the explanation? Sound off in the comments. You can even set it to ask you each time where you want to put a file that you are about to download.
If you are specifically talking about downloading files from the Internet, your web browser has a setting for the default download location. It is not Windows itself that downloads files, but rather its applications like web browsers or other network clients. Once it has finished copying everything to the new folder, click OK to close the Properties Windowįollowed by the answer from Charles Burge: Create the folder you want to have as your new Downloads folder (i.e. SuperUser contributors Techie007 and Charles Burge have the answer for us. How do you change Windows’ default download path? The Answer The path is: C:\Users\Vadim\AppData\Roaming\Zotero\Zotero\Profiles\fault\zotero\storage\WDKTB8UV. and then manually navigating to the folder I need to save it. Yes, I can still save the file by selecting Choose a Different Folder. How can I stop Windows 10 from using the user name profile location by default? Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, 2015 Release, Version 2015.009.20077. I would like to keep my drive paths as clean as possible and C:\Downloads is much nicer than C:\Users\Myname\Downloads. John A Zoidberg wants to know how to change the Windows’ default download path:
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