When I look for an App Data in Users, there is NO app data. Is there something I am missing for this? Like a patch for 7? But, when I go in from my Windows XP, I can EASILY find my Appdata. This I do not understand, and I am sure my ITE teacher won't understand as well.

The AppData folder is hidden by default, but it's there.You can type C:\Users\yourname\AppData in the address field at the top of Explorer and get to it easilly.-Noel

Thanks Noel. Really didn't think of that.I don't like these parallel universe thing. If it's true, then nothing exists there, yet everything exists at the same time.

If you like you can make hidden deffault files show up. Click your user then click "alt" (on your keyboard). A menue with the following should pop up: "File", "Edit", "View", "Tools", and "Help". click "Tools", then click "Folder Options". By now a windows should have popped up called "Folder Options", and it should have 3 tabs ( "general", "View", "Search"). Click "View" then under "Advanced settings" there is an option called "Hidden files and folders" with 2 options to choice from. 1) "Don't show hidden files, folders, or drivers", and 2) "Show hidden files, folders, and drivers". Click "Show hidden files, folders, and drivers" then click ok. All hidden files, folders, and drivers should appear (the files, folders, and drives that were hidden before should be transparent compared to files that would have appeared normally). To remove the files, folders, and drives from being seen just follow the same steps and click "Don't show hidden files, folders, and drives" instead.