
Right click on the folderfix.reg file and then click Merge.Ĩ. Right click and extract the folderfix.reg file.ħ. Save the folderfix.zip file on to your Desktop.Ħ. Go to my Skydrive and download folderfix.zip file.ĥ. Right click on the Folder key on the left pane, a nd then select "Export" to backup this registry key. If the issue persists after changing the registry key value, please continue to try the following suggestions:ģ. Please check if the value for (Default) is: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\New\ģ. Locate and then click the following registry subkey: Note: If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type your password or click Continue.Ģ. Click Start, type regedit in Search Bar, and then click regedit in the Programs list. Please check the following registry value:ġ. On Linux, the directory paths are separated with ‘/’, but in Windows it’s ‘\’.The issue should be caused by damaged or incorrect registry key entry. If you get this error, make sure you are using the directory paths in Windows format and not in Linux format.

So you can specify all the folders you wanted to create like below C:\>mkdir folder1 folder2 subfolder1/folder3 subfolder2/subfolder21/folder4 The syntax of the command is incorrect.

Mkdir command can handle creating multiple folders in one go. If the name needs to have space within, you should enclose it in double quotes.įor example, to create a folder with the name ‘My data’, the command would be c:\>mkdir "my data" Creating multiple folders


If you don’t see a file or folder with that name, make sure to check if it’s not hidden. C:\>md testĪ subdirectory or file test already exists. If there exists a file or folder with the same name, the command throws up error. Not having permissions to create folder would throw up ‘access denied’ error. Yoou need to have permissions to create folder for the command to work. Mkdir folder1\folder2\folder3 Permissions issue The above command is same as running the below sequence of commands.
