TMP differs from user variable on Windows -
on windows machine have strange behavior.
the system variable temp , tmp set to:
%systemroot%\temp the user variable temp , tmp set to:
%userprofile%\appdata\local\temp evaluating %userprofile% in cmd gives me like:
c:\users\my.username evaluating %temp% , %tmp% in cmd gives me (dos) like:
c:\users\my5336~1~ame can explain me cmd values originate from? totally confused.
i can find my5336~1~ame value in registry in hklm/software/microsoft/dfp/environment/ not familiar that.
edit:
even after removing entries registry , logging out , in, still evaluate strange values.
and [system.environment]::expandenvironmentvariables("%tmp%") in powershell gives me strange values, too.
user environment variables stored under:
hkey_current_user\environment and system environment variables under:
hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\control\session manager\environment what have looks bit short file name
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