Quote from: Lucius on October 26, 2018, 09:38:06 AM

Quote from: pooya87 on October 26, 2018, 04:20:08 AM

Quote from: Lucius on October 25, 2018, 09:07:05 AM

Click on My Computer - Select Local Disc C - Users - Your User Name (Home) - Tab Organize/Folder and search option/Under View Tab click Show Hidden Files - Then click folder App Data - Roaming - Electrum - Wallets. Copy/Paste wallet folder anywhere you think is safe - maybe USB stick.

the directory address i posted above with the percentage signs does this faster and easier, plus you go past the hidden files so you don't need to enable them.

Code:

%appdata%\Electrum\wallets

you just have to paste this in your explorer window (open my computer and past in address field).
not to mention that if the user has changed the location of "appdata" this will bring him there since it may be located in D:\ for example.

This is true, much faster then step by step as I wrote it - but since sherlyn wrote "Sorry but I am not that good with computers" even your advice may be problematic because you did not write where to paste that address. For some it may seem strange that someone does not know such basic things, but they need to start learn from somewhere. Detailed description of the procedure seems unnecessary, but maybe in this case it makes sense.

It is not only much faster, but also doesn't change settings inside of windows.
There is absolutely no reason for a regular user to show the 'hidden files' inside of his explorer. This would just confuse people not that familiar with computer/windows.

The fastest, easiest and most elegant way has been mentioned by pooya87.

"%appdata%\Electrum\wallets" (or any other path, either absolute or via PATH-variable) can be entered in the file explorer and also in the 'Run Command' window (to be opened with WIN-key + R).

I'd always recommend to not change any settings if not necessary.