Where did chrome saved my downloaded file

This isn't a Chrome feature and happens when the file type association for some (or all) of your files are mistakenly set to open with Chrome (instead of docs opening with Word, website with Chrome etc). To resolve this, restore the default file associations.  · When my Acer downloaded the latest Stable Version of Chrome OS - - I found all my Downloads gone.. blank.. nothing there. Luckily they were still on my HP Pavilion and since then I have dragged the more important files into Google Drive but the mystery remains.  · On Windows Click on MS icon on left corner of the task bar (4 rectangles or windows sign)2. Right click Control panel Control Panel\Programs\Default Programs\Set Associations3. Sort by Description (Other available options are Name, Current Default)4. You will notice that the (Adobe Acrobat Document) PDF files have been associated with Chrome html or other similar .

However, you can 'tell' Chrome to open the file instead of download it. Here's how: When you click to download a particular file type (bltadwin.ru,.doc,.docx,.pdf), look at the bottom of your browser window, where you see the little down arrow next to the file name. Click on this down arrow, and you will see an option 'Always Open Files of. The location of your downloaded files will depend on the type of file you have downloaded and the app that you used to download it. Most of your files are organised within the My Files app, however some files will not appear here. Some apps, such as Netflix, store their downloads securely on your phone and are only available through the app itself. New. #8. Ztruker said: Normally it would be C:\Users\youruserid\Google Drive, but you can place the Google Drive folder wherever you want. This is the default location. thank u so much I wanted that info yesterday. but now its good to know where the images go.

By default, web browsers download files in the Windows Download folder. Therefore, after download has finished, you should open Windows Explorer or File Explorer in your computer to find the files. Often you will find a lot of files in the Download folder. If you click the Show in folderlink under each file, a Windows Explorer window will open with the selected file highlighted. There is also an Open downloads folderat the top-right corner of the window that will open the folder that is currently set as your downloads folder. On Windows Click on MS icon on left corner of the task bar (4 rectangles or windows sign)2. Right click Control panel Control Panel\Programs\Default Programs\Set Associations3. Sort by Description (Other available options are Name, Current Default)4. You will notice that the (Adobe Acrobat Document) PDF files have been associated with Chrome html or other similar file types like firefox etc5.