Windows 10: How Can We Control 'New Folder' operation?

Discus and support How Can We Control 'New Folder' operation? in Windows 10 Support to solve the problem; I am sorting out and moving bunches of files from a folder to new folders created to hold each kind of selected file. So in the left pane of Windows... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Support' started by abrogard, Jun 8, 2019.

  1. ABROGARD
    abrogard Win User

    How Can We Control 'New Folder' operation?


    I am sorting out and moving bunches of files from a folder to new folders created to hold each kind of selected file.

    So in the left pane of Windows Explorer I have the folder I'm working with: /pdffiles

    And in the right pane I have all the files in that folder listed for me. Alphabetically.

    So in the right pane I find a bunch with the same name all conveniently listed together and I highlight them.

    Then I go to the left pane and create a new folder which I then want to rename with this name I've just selected on the right. See?

    Simple.

    So the system creates the new folder and highlights it in blue and waits for me to rename it.

    Now here's the problem: I find if I start writing before the green bar moves across the title/path bar up there, whatever we should call it, then the renaming will get all screwed up.

    So I always wait for it. It takes a little while to come.

    Now here's the thing: sometimes it doesn't come ! I was working one time and suddenly it stopped coming. I could immediately rename the new folder and there was no problem.

    After I had renamed then the green bar would zoom across. It'd come alright, but only after I'd done my thing.

    That was excellent.

    I'd like to know how to control the process so's it always operates in that mode.

    Possible do you think?

    :)
     
    abrogard, Jun 8, 2019
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  2. JSSSSSSSSS
    Jsssssssss Win User
    Jsssssssss, Jun 8, 2019
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  3. RUSKISNAJPER
    RuskiSnajper Win User
    Custom Folder view for new folders registery hack ?

    Te new folder has default view of LIST

    I want DETAILS

    When making new system ... it's a pain in ass changing always.
     
    RuskiSnajper, Jun 8, 2019
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  4. ZBOOK
    zbook Win User

    How Can We Control 'New Folder' operation?

    Programs not working


    In post 26 there were steps listed to fix the operating system corruption.
    Are you able to follow them?
    In post 29 was the suggested dism repair command.
     
    zbook, Jun 8, 2019
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