Method 1: Control Panel

(1) First, open the Control Panel

Screenshot - Open Control Panel - 01

Screenshot - Open Control Panel - 01

Use 'Run' to open Control Panel
  1. Press Windows Key + R to open the “Run” dialog.

  2. In the “Open” field, enter the following command: control, and press Enter to directly open the Control Panel.

(2) Select “Programs and Features”

Screenshot - Select Programs and Features

Screenshot - Select Programs and Features

(3) Right-click the “Name” column –> Select “Other” –> Check “Location” –> Confirm

Screenshot - Right-click ‘Name’ column, select ‘Other’

Screenshot - Right-click ‘Name’ column, select ‘Other’

Screenshot - Check ‘Location’, click ‘Confirm’

Screenshot - Check ‘Location’, click ‘Confirm’

Method 2: Taskbar Manager

  1. Press Windows Key + R to open the “Run” dialog.

  2. In the “Open” field, enter the following command: taskmgr, and press Enter to directly open the control panel.

  3. Right-click the App –> Select “Open file location.”

Screenshot - Open App Location via Task Manager

Screenshot - Open App Location via Task Manager

Other

If you cannot find the installation location of the App using the above two methods, directly use Everything to index the disk and perform a full search.

  1. Install Everything
  2. How to Use Everything