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How To: Find the Discord app the on Desktop version

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Abdul Muhaimin edited this page Jul 13, 2022 · 4 revisions

First, press the Win + R button, type %localappdata% and click the OK or Enter button. See this picture below.



Second, click the "Discord" folder and look for the word app-(version). You see a number from the app folder. All you have to do is read a version number or right-click and click Rename, highlight a version number only and press the Ctrl + C or right-click and left-click Copy.

Third, right-click on the Discord skin icon of SA ShapIcon, and click "Open Settings panel". Inside the Settings skin, click "Options" (a gear icon on the bottom left corner in the blue box). Click a version number of Discord Version (red box), type a version, or press Ctrl + V and press the Enter button. It refreshes automatically from these settings and the Discord icon skin. See this picture below.



Finally, click the Discord skin icon, and it works.

REMINDER: This is the stable release version of Discord only. I'd tried to add it from the Beta or Dev/Canary release of this app, but it didn't appear in the AppData folder or the command line.

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