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That's helpful, thanks

Hidden files are visible. That folder definitely doesn't exist. I wonder if it's because the client was installed by another user (?) Sadly unable to uninstall Windows store version and install download version. If this is the only workable solution then I will need to go back to admin and beg. The heightened security here is due to a recent ransomware shutdown that crippled the organisation and they now oursource IT services so I thought I'd try to work it out myself.

On work laptop I am running Evernote 10.22.3 win-winstore-public. Unfortunately I don't have admin privileges on this laptop and the admin are unable to solve the problem for me. When I attach a file to a note I expect to be able to then open the note from Evernote, read/edit etc. and then save/close - any edits should be preserved. This is how it has always been and this still works on home laptop (although I use the legacy version.) When I attempt to open files on this version I see an error message like attached. The folder "...appdata\roaming\evernote..." doesn't even exist on this PC. The workaround has been to download each file locally when I want to use or edit, then I need to update note with new version when I close the file. This pretty much makes Evernote useless for me. I am a teacher and have 10 years worth of lessons/resources stored in Evernote but I need to be able to read/edit/update and this is taking so much time and so many clicks. I cannot convince admin to allow me the legacy version, but if the answer is that that is the only solution, could somebody say so on this thread then I can go back and tell them! Any help appreciated.

That worked for me too. Thanks.

Plus one for this exact problem - only just upgraded from legacy version. Would love to hear a solution. As with the OP the ability to open files on any of my devices and edit and save there was a key part of why I use Evernote.