Where can I find the installed OpenStudio in my computer?

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Thank you for your answer, Denis!

I understood, but would like to clarify one thing. When I went to the bin folder under the App (C:\openstudioapplication-1.6.0\bin), I see the following file:

openstudio.exe

However, when I double-clicked it, it was opened for a second and closed. Does this because I have installed a newer version of OpenStudio (= v.3.7.0)?

If so, is it better to uninstall OpenStudio v.3.7.0 and use the one under the App 1.6.0?

Please advise.

I'm writing this from a Mac, so the rest is from memory :].

You should be able to launch your App by double-clicking on "C:/OpenStudio-1.6.0/OpenStudioApp.exe" (or something along those lines). You can't launch its corresponding SDK/CLI (v3.6.1) by double-clicking on "C:/OpenStudio-1.6.0/bin/OpenStudio.exe" - it's CLI only. This is unrelated to its version number. A PC can hold multiple App/SDK/CLI suites, although interoperability would remain constrained (e.g. App v1.5.0 can't open v3.6.1 .osm files). And there is no App release (yet) supporting SDK/CLI v3.7.0.

So should you uninstall the SDK/CLI v3.7.0? You don't have to. Yet unless you need something specific from v3.7.0, there would be no point keeping it on your PC. If you plan to go back and forth between the App and a SDK/CLI (e.g. batch runs), then you can't mix and match SDK versions. The next release of the OpenStudio Application (v1.7.0?) will come with an updated SDK/CLI (e.g. v3.7.0, v3.7.1). Hope this helps.