How To Find Bluetooth Received Files In Windows 10 | Where Do Bluetooth Received Files Go In Windows 10
Bluetooth is a wireless technology standard use for exchanging data between fixed and mobile devices over short distances. When you don't provide the Save location for your received bluetooth files they go to a Temp folder which is by default hidden in Windows 10. So people often find lot of difficulty and waste lot of time to find the location of their bluetooth received files.
In this tutorial you will learn step-by-step to how find your Bluetooth files in Windows 10.
- When you receive files via Bluetooth, it ask you to give Save location. By default Windows 10 save files in the hidden folder. This is the location C:\Users\"Main User Name"\AppData\Local\Temp. AppData is a hidden folder.
Follow these steps to find the path:
- Click C: Drive.
- Click Users.
- Click the Main User. In most cases it will be your Windows Admin name. Here my main user is MEER BASIT
- Click View.
- Tick Hidden Items.
- Click AppData.
- Click Local.
- Click Temp.
- Now Temp is your final folder where your Bluetooth files are located.
- Scroll down to find your Bluetooth received files in the Temp folder because there must be lot of other extra files.
- That's it. You are done.
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ReplyDeletethx
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome.
Deletethere is no folder 'app data' where you indicated.
ReplyDeleteAppData is a hidden folder. I have shown how to show hidden folders. Please try again you must be missing something.
DeleteThere is no folder named Bluetooth received files
ReplyDeleteYou have misunderstood dear. "Bluetooth received files" is not a folder name. "Bluetooth received files" are the files that you will receive via bluetooth. "Temp" is the folder where you have to find your bluetooth received files.
Deletenone of my files are in this location. i transferred 20+ photos i cannot find by file name either both phone and computer say the transfer was successful / any other thoughts?
DeleteHave you enable "Hidden items"? Check "Documents" folder as well.
DeleteThis was wrong in my case by default my files were sent to the document folder.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is possible. Your default location may have been set Document folder by Windows.
Deletethis is really helpful. thankss
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome.
Deletethat was just awesome i swear May Allah give u reward for this help.
ReplyDeleteAmeen & Thanks :)
DeleteThank you! And how can I change the default folder to a less crazy option lol?
ReplyDeleteThe files are there but the folder isn't necessarily named "Blue tooth" or "Temp". Change your folder settings to "View Large" and you will see which folder they are contained in if you are using windows 10.
ReplyDeletei have not got it any where
ReplyDeleteThank you very much. This is really helpful.
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome.
DeleteMEER BASIT, I DONT HAVE ''VIEW'' OPTION AT THE TOP BAR SO I CANNOT CHECKMARK ''HIDDEN ITEMS''. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
ReplyDeletePress "ALT" or ("ALT" + "V") when you open Windows File Explorer.
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