A customer must access the contents of the AppData folder, which is in the local...

The AppData folder is located inside a user profile (for example, C:\Users\ < username > \AppData) and is hidden by default in Windows, so users often can’t browse to it unless hidden items are displayed. The correct way to make the folder visible and easy to navigate is to adjust File Explorer Options (Folder Options). Mike Meyers’ Lab Manual explains that the View tab in Folder Options provides Advanced settings where you can “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” because “File Explorer hides them by default.” That directly enables AppData visibility in normal navigation.

The All-in-One guide provides the same workflow: accessing File Explorer Options opens a dialog where the “View options” include the setting to “Show hidden files, folders, and drives,” and it notes hidden extensions and other view behaviors are managed here as well.

Indexing affects search performance, not visibility. Privacy and Ease of Access don’t control hidden folder display. Therefore, configure File Explorer Options (B).