Value | Destination Directory |
---|---|
01 | SourceDrive:\pathname (the directory from which the INF file was installed) |
10 | Windows directory %windir%. |
11 | System directory %windir%\system32 |
12 | Drivers directory %windir%\system32\drivers |
17 | INF file directory |
18 | Help directory |
20 | Fonts directory |
21 | Viewers directory |
23 | Color directory (ICM) (not used for installing printer drivers) |
24 | Root directory of the system disk. This is the root directory of the disk on which Windows files are installed. For example, if dirid 10 is "C:\winnt", then dirid 24 is "C:\". |
25 | Shared directory |
30 | Root directory of the boot disk, also known as "ARC system partition," for NT-based systems. (This might or might not be the same directory as the one represented by dirid 24.) |
50 | System directory for NT-based operating systems %windir%\system |
51 | Spool directory (not used for installing printer drivers − see Printer Dirids) |
52 | Spool drivers directory (not used for installing printer drivers) |
53 | User profile directory |
54 | Directory where ntldr.exe and osloader.exe are located (NT-based systems only) |
55 | Print processors directory (not used for installing printer drivers) |
-1 | Absolute path |
Dirid values from 16384 through 32767 are reserved for special shell folders. The following table shows dirid values for these folders.
Value | Shell Special Folder |
---|---|
16406 | All Users\Start Menu |
16407 | All Users\Start Menu\Programs |
16408 | All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup |
16409 | All Users\Desktop |
16415 | All Users\Favorites |
16419 | All Users\Application Data |
16422 | Program Files |
16425 | %WinDir%\System32 (valid for Microsoft Win32 user-mode applications running under Windows on Windows (WOW64)) |
16426 | Program Files (valid for Win32 user-mode applications running under WOW64) |
16427 | Program Files\Common |
16428 | Program Files\Common (valid for Win32 user-mode applications running under WOW64) |
16429 | All Users\Templates |
16430 | All Users\Documents |
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