Every software on the computer should be installed in a certain way, in a certain location on the user’s hard disk. The vast majority of software under Windows is installed in the ’C:\Program~Files’ (’ C :\ Program ~ Files ~( x86 ) ’ for 32-bit programs) folder.
Usually, every software resides in its own, so-called home folder. The home folder may contain a folder named bin, which stands for binary, ...
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