# Having additional SRC show up in program menu?

**URL:** <https://community.mp3tag.de/t/having-additional-src-show-up-in-program-menu/55322>\
**Category:** Support\
**Created:** [December 1, 2021, 11:07pm UTC](https://community.mp3tag.de/t/having-additional-src-show-up-in-program-menu/55322 "2021-12-01T23:07:38Z")\
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> [@michaelbuttitta](#):
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> Yes, that is where I placed them. I searched forum for advice before posting.

The folders you can see on your screenshot below MP3Tag are not typical for the MP3Tag-folder in %appdata%. It looks as if you you show us the windows-program-folder. Also other folders besides MP3Tag seem to be typical folders in the program-folder.

To go to the %appdata%-folder you have to open the windows-explorer, click on the folder-icon in the adress bar so that it gets blue and then write %appdata%.  
Or go the search field of windows and write %appdata% there.

The reason you have to do this is that the appdata-folder of the user-profile in the normal installation of Windows is a hidden folder, that you can't reach by navigating to it in the explorer. So either you would have to change the windows-settings so that the explorer also shows hidden folders or you use the placeholder %appdata% which directly opens  
`c:\Users\Your username\Appdata\Roaming`  
or type the above path to the adress bar

Ohrenkinos tool-suggestion should also navigate you to that folder if you really installed Mp3Tag in the standard way and not as portable.

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