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It seems Windows insists on writing a backslash \ in file paths, whereas .NET’s URI class writes them with a slash /. Is there any right way, that is accepted even in the most primitive systems? And why is .NET’s URI showing the other slash compared with the rest of Windows?
A file path and a URI are different.
\is correct in a Windows file path and/is correct in a URI.So this file path:
C:\Documents\Footranslates to this URI:file:///C:/Documents/Foo