Accessing the RStudio-Desktop Directory (Internal State) Windows If you are using RStudio Projects, we'd also recommend resetting the project-specific state if you're having issues - you can do this by navigating to the Project's folder in your file browser, and renaming the. To fully reset state, this must also be deleted or renamed, as described below in "Resetting Other Preferences". Some versions of RStudio Desktop store additional preferences (such as the size and location of the window and the rendering mode) in a separate location. This lets you perform a state reset without losing your settings, and also allows for preferences to be sync'ed between machines (in e.g., AppData/Roaming on Windows) while internal state is machine specific. Starting with RStudio 1.3, user preferences are stored in a separate folder from internal state. In this case, we recommend renaming this directory and sending it along if asked by RStudio Support. Additionally, if you experienced a crash or RStudio failed to start, this directory may contain vital information for determining the source of the error. This allows you to save your settings, in case you want to revert back to them. We recommend renaming this directory to create a backup version instead of completely deleting it.
Removing (or renaming) this directory will reset RStudio's state. This directory includes information about open documents, log files, and other state information. If this directory does not exist, RStudio will create it on start up. RStudio Desktop stores its internal state in a hidden directory.
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