[FXB78]

Now, the question remains: Where is Kodi 17.3?

The obvious answer is to search your PC for Kodi.exe & see what turns up. It sounds like you chose to install it to different directory as ordinarily it would just install over the top.

I just had a thought, did you install the Windows Store version? That would explain why it's installed in a different location.

[jp2code]

Yes, I did a search using the text "kodi" on the C drive. All references were either in "Program Files (x86)" or "AppData\Local".

Also, I accepted the defaults when I installed, but it was about 6 months ago when I did this. I went to the Kodi download page, clicked the download.

Today, I see it gives you the option of Windows Store, 32-bit, or 64-bit. I do not think it gave me the option when I installed. I remember the installer being different, so my guess is Windows Store version. I figured that's just what Kodi turned into. ...and I installed using the defaults.

[FXB78]

You probably have the Windows Store version then, but without the exact paths it's impossible to say.

[BikerDude]

hello all


i did what what was posted by @MadScientist and it worked. the only issue i see (and this was stated in the post) that explorer.exe must be added manually.

After a month of using this i come to realize that i do need explorer also to run. 

Is there a way to undo this configuration (i found a better way to do this)


just put kodi in the shelltartmenu

thank you for your assistance

[BikerDude]

hello all


i did what what was posted by @MadScientist and it worked. the only issue i see (and this was stated in the post) that explorer.exe must be added manually.

After a month of using this i come to realize that i do need explorer also to run. 

Is there a way to undo this configuration (i found a better way to do this)


just put kodi in the shelltartmenu

thank you for your assistance

hello all this has been solved by undoing what i had done. Thank you just the samew