Making a New Folder on PC - How to Re-appear

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In summary, a user was concerned about a missing command in their Windows Explorer and was jokingly told that they would need to purchase new folders due to a new licensing agreement by Microsoft. The user then asked for a link to this announcement, and it was revealed that it was a joke. The user's computer is running Windows 98 and they are unable to afford buying new folders on eBay. They received a serious answer about file and folder limits and were advised to check with Microsoft for a solution. A helpful link was provided for further assistance.
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irony of truth
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Hello

I was wondering.. before I can make a new folder in my PC by pressing the right mouse button and choosing new - then folder..

Now, that command just disappeared... I am sure that my PC does not have a virus or bug.. even if I go to the file menu of my computer... the word new is not there...

How would I make it re-appear again?
 
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I think you will need to start buying them from Ebay, this happened to my friend also.

Microsoft have just implemented a new license aggrement that requires you to "purchase" new folders after a certain amount have been created on your PC...

Heres a link to get one:

new folder

only 56GBP a bargain if you ask me!

:-p :-p
 
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Anttech said:
I think you will need to start buying them from Ebay, this happened to my friend also.

Microsoft have just implemented a new license aggrement that requires you to "purchase" new folders after a certain amount have been created on your PC...

Heres a link to get one:

new folder

only 56GBP a bargain if you ask me!

:-p :-p

Hmmm you have a link to where microsoft announced this? I just do not see how microsoft could stop you from creating folders, without doing it when xp was first released and putting it into the source. Maybe sp2? I hope this is a joke, if not, I am glad I switched to linux.
 
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I don't know about the folders, but Microsoft does limit the number of people logged in at once. This is how they force you to upgrade to the server edition.
 
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Anttech said:
I think you will need to start buying them from Ebay, this happened to my friend also.

Microsoft have just implemented a new license aggrement that requires you to "purchase" new folders after a certain amount have been created on your PC...

Heres a link to get one:

new folder

only 56GBP a bargain if you ask me!

:-p :-p

:smile: :smile: :smile: Funniest eBay lot I've ever seen.
 
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LMAO!

They even have 10 bids...

OMG

I think I am going to place a bid, just to be stupid...jk

Thats pretty crazy though, I never knew they make you buy new folders, what kind of crazy idea is that. I would say just install a new progam and it will say you want to create new folder put yes, and put what ever name you want, then just erase the stuff in it. After just fill it up with the works. :smile:

If that doesn't work just buy a new one on ebay. :-p
 
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Hmmm you have a link to where microsoft announced this?

errmmm... I was joking, M$ maybe be crazy with there licensing schemas, but not that crazy! :rolleyes:
 
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Anttech said:
errmmm... I was joking, M$ maybe be crazy with there licensing schemas, but not that crazy! :rolleyes:
lol ok that's what I though, but you never know with ms
 
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My computer, by the way is windows 98... unfortunately, I cannot afford to buy in the ebay... I 'm sorry... but I always kept thinking that it's so unfortunate for me to experience this stupid problem... I believe every PC can create a new folder...
 
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Actually there is a limit to the number of files/folders you can create. If your using FAT16 it is 65,000. If your using FAT32 it is 4 million, and NTFS is 4 billion.
 
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irony of truth said:
My computer, by the way is windows 98... unfortunately, I cannot afford to buy in the ebay... I 'm sorry... but I always kept thinking that it's so unfortunate for me to experience this stupid problem... I believe every PC can create a new folder...

Look, every answers you got here except those from dduardo aren't serious.

If you delete a folder, can you create a new one to replace it? If so, what dduardo just said is your problem (perhaps FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS could be explained?

If not, I suggest asking microsoft. What you got is probably the result of accidentally changing a setting somewhere. Something so easy to do, no one else in the world ever bothered to learn it.
 

FAQ: Making a New Folder on PC - How to Re-appear

How do I make a new folder on my PC?

To make a new folder on your PC, you can right-click on an empty space on your desktop or file explorer and select "New" followed by "Folder". You can also use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+N".

Why can't I see the "New Folder" option when I right-click?

This could be due to a few reasons. First, make sure you are right-clicking on an empty space and not a file or folder. If that's not the case, it's possible that your computer's setting has been changed to not show the "New Folder" option. To fix this, go to "File Explorer Options" and under the "View" tab, make sure the "Hide extensions for known file types" and "Hide empty drives in the Computer folder" options are unchecked.

How do I rename a new folder?

To rename a new folder, you can right-click on the folder and select "Rename". You can also click on the folder once to highlight it and then click on it again to activate the rename function. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut "F2".

Can I change the location of the new folder?

Yes, you can specify the location of the new folder by right-clicking on an empty space and selecting "New" followed by "Folder". Then, click on the new folder and drag it to the desired location.

How do I make the new folder re-appear after accidentally deleting it?

If you accidentally delete the new folder, you can try to restore it from your computer's recycle bin. If the folder is not there, you can use a file recovery software to retrieve the folder from your computer's hard drive. It's important to note that the success of file recovery depends on various factors, such as how long ago the folder was deleted and whether the hard drive has been overwritten with new data.

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