[Never Saint]

So far I only know to access the "main" folder paths in C# like Desktop.

Environment.CurrentDirectory = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Desktop);

But how do I access files that are in some "ordinary" folders? Like, let's say I want to access folder "C:\PerfLogs"?

[modi123_1]

For the most part paths just have \\ instead of one \. You shouldn't have an issue.

[Never Saint]

modi123_1, on 25 August 2019 - 12:03 PM, said:

For the most part paths just have \\ instead of one \. You shouldn't have an issue.

Yeah, but what would be the code line? Like I tried this one

Environment.CurrentDirectory = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.C:\\PerfLogs);

But it doesn't work.

[andrewsw]

That clearly won't work because c:etc is not a member of Environment. It is puzzling that you would attempt such code and indicates gaps in understanding.

C:etc would be quoted as a string, and provided to some method that expects a string. That is, a path as parameter.

[modi123_1]

You wouldn't set 'current directory'. You would just use the string "C:\\PerfLogs".