Question:
how do I create a new folder on the computer?
blah
2007-07-02 22:28:10 UTC
I am NOT computer smart! I downloaded songs for my mother in law for her ipod and all of the songs are in my music folder. I want her's seperate from mine. How would I do that?
Twelve answers:
now_n_then121
2007-07-02 23:06:31 UTC
depending on where you want the folder- lets say you want her folder in your main music folder -



go to to your music folder. right click anywhere but your already saved music - meaning don't' open up your own music folder - add another next to yours - not in it - unless you want her folder in yours



back to right click



When you right click a menu will pop up - left click on NEW - look for the word "folder" - left click on it -



this adds a new folder next to yours or what ever else is with-in the main music folder -



to find your main music folder - click on start - click on music



give it name - like MLawMusic or something you like -

to add a new name look underneath the folder it will be highlighted when it's first created -



If you loose the highlighted area - give the name a double left click kinda a slow and rename - if you don't click slow - it opens up the folder.



OR right click on the folder that you'd like to rename and left click "rename" then give it the label and left click next to it.. this will close the open field your typing the name in



The same method can be used to create a folder in pictures on your desk top in my documents etc...
2007-07-02 22:31:27 UTC
You right click an empty space in the place where you want to create the folder. For example if its on the desktop, Right Click the Desktop and click on New >> Folder. Easy as that
djchrishim
2007-07-02 22:33:45 UTC
In your music folder right-click then go to new->folder. Then click and drag all her songs into the new folder.
Sanh L
2007-07-02 22:31:47 UTC
Right click > New > Folder
2007-07-02 22:31:54 UTC
Hey it's very easy. Just right click -> New->Folder & name it..That's it. You can create n number of folders, there is no limit.
Future
2007-07-02 22:30:40 UTC
Right click in an empty area, mouse over "New" > "Folder" name it as you will and drag the songs into it.
fizzle sticks
2007-07-02 22:32:08 UTC
right click in your music folder and click new folder thats it your good to go then you can click and drag all your songs into it
Sanjaya
2007-07-02 22:31:20 UTC
right click in the window in a blank spot, say new folder..
jeanne05us
2007-07-02 22:37:49 UTC
on your folder music, (anywhere on empty space) - right click - new - folder (or from the menu)
Yahoo! Answerer
2007-07-02 22:32:17 UTC
oO this is the hardest thing to do in Windows (don't you hate that?) listen closely and do each step perfectly, or it will NOT work!!

1. Right Click Desktop or Explorer Window

2. New

3. Folder

4. Type in Name

5. Enter



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oO what's up wtih anish d's long and pointless answer?
the_master_of_mario
2007-07-02 22:31:05 UTC
In My Computwer, right click, press new, newfolder. easy as pie, click on the name twice to rename the file.
2007-07-02 22:32:17 UTC
Just right click and go under the New area. A dropout window will appear and click on Folder. A new folder will be created and you can name it. Then just copy the files into your new folder. Try booting in safe mode (press F8 when you see the OEM BIOS screen comes up, and then select safemode) Then run your antivirus. Try the following free softwares to rid yourself of malware:



I prefer Avast, but AVG is just as great.



AVG AntiVirus

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Avast Home Antivirus

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You may also want some other tools to run and use as well



SpywareBlaster

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Spybot S&D

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AVG AntiSpyware

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Adaware (Lavasoft)

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If you are currently having a problem:



◙ Download and install AVG. Use it first and see if it finds any viruses or trojans.



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◙ A lot of the download sites like http://www.download.com/ and http://www.tucows.com/ scan software before releasing it to the public. But just for safety sake you should still scan it yourself.



◙ Here is a really great article on browser hijacking. This will show you how to get rid of it. There is a tutorial and software to get rid of part of it. You'll need to make some changes to your computer's registry to get rid of the rest of it. Click on the chatroom link on their main page if you need help.



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◙ Here is Yahoo!'s Internet Security section.



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◙ Below is Mcafee's Site Adviser. Type in a URL in the form here and you will find out if the site you want to go to is known for phising (getting your personal info under false pretenses), viruses, spyware, and many other things. You can use the tool on their site or download an program to do that.



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Or

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http://www3.ca.com/securityadvisor/virus...

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First, you need anti-virus software - download, install and update AVG anti-virus (it's free for personal use) - you can find it here - http://free.grisoft.com/doc/1



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Free registry cleaners:

CCleaner does not specialise in cleaning the registry, it's mostly used to speed up your computer by cleaning up your recycle bin, temp files/internet files, browsing history, application errors, log files and so on.. which frees up some space in your harddisk





I've tried these 10 free cleaners

http://www.regsofts.com/freeware/freereg...

I would recommend the following(click on the webpage and follow):



Free Windows Registry Repair(first one) - rather effective, the first scan i did after about a year showed over 500 problems with the registry, fixed them all



RegSeeker(2nd one) - fixed another 300 problems after using the previous one.



and like the two of them said, Eusing Free Registry Cleaner and Abexo Free Registry Cleaner(30 day trial)



Just run them all that'll fix most problems! But dont expect 100% fixes because programs might recreate registry entries when used and so a second scan might still show the same few errors. (ignore such errors)







those are all freeware, hope i'm of some help



P.S. First go to: http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/defau... Choose full service scan and let it install any active x components


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