what is the hotkeys 4 opening new folder n rename function?
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my com got infected,reformat n recover.but i still cannot right click on mouse to open new folder n rename files.why is this so?please kindly offer your valuable advice,thanks.i have also scan with adware but nothing shows up.any comment?
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Do you have admin rights?
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how to check if i have admin right,if you are asking whether my os is genuine,then i am.
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Go to Start > Control Panel > User Accounts
If you are able to change any settings, you have admin rights.
If you are not able to change any thing, you don't have. This would be the reason why you can't rename anything. -
sorry don have that function,my os is win me.anyway what about creating new folder option,why i cannot do that?what about shortcuts hotkeys?
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shortcut hmmmOriginally posted by xxthunder:sorry don have that function,my os is win me.anyway what about creating new folder option,why i cannot do that?what about shortcuts hotkeys?
do you have that key on your keyboard, that allows you to bring up a menu (instead of right-clicking)? On that key there is a small picture of a rectangular menu.
Select the folder you want to rename, use that key, then press "m" or the letter underlined in the word "RENAME", found in the drop down menu. -
rename is F2.
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wah!Originally posted by ^tamago^:rename is F2.
I have been wasting my fingers all these years.
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how about creating new folder with shortcut hotkey and auto aligning function?what key is it?thanks for valuable advice,this is really helpful!
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welcome to the world of keyboard shortcuts.Originally posted by MooKu:wah!
I have been wasting my fingers all these years.
it is the enter key in mac. to open press Apple+O.
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I thought my drop down menu key plus m was shortcut enoughOriginally posted by ^tamago^:welcome to the world of keyboard shortcuts.
it is the enter key in mac. to open press Apple+O. 
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looks too complicated to be allowed a single-key shortcut.Originally posted by xxthunder:how about creating new folder with shortcut hotkey and auto aligning function?what key is it?thanks for valuable advice,this is really helpful!
if not we'll have new folders everywhere on our harddisk due to pressing wrongly. 
u try context menu, w, f. -
i can show u more.Originally posted by MooKu:I thought my drop down menu key plus m was shortcut enough -
download spybot and give a check. if cannot use ms dos application to rename file, copy or move. if u need to know the command for ms dos thingy, tell me.Originally posted by xxthunder:my com got infected,reformat n recover.but i still cannot right click on mouse to open new folder n rename files.why is this so?please kindly offer your valuable advice,thanks.i have also scan with adware but nothing shows up.any comment? -
Can't remember for Win ME, I use this OS for a short while nia.Originally posted by xxthunder:sorry don have that function,my os is win me.anyway what about creating new folder option,why i cannot do that?what about shortcuts hotkeys?
You can create new folders and shortcuts. -
i use spybot to kill the spyware already,things still remain the same.how to solve it,in fact i reformat one more time already.
this is so bad! -
Go MS-DOS and type in help, should show you all the commands. This works in XP.Originally posted by FBI:download spybot and give a check. if cannot use ms dos application to rename file, copy or move. if u need to know the command for ms dos thingy, tell me.
I remember there are 2 commands, copy and xcopy. copy command will copy a file to another location.
xcopy command copies files and directory trees.
How to use copy command:
Change the directory of the command prompt to point to the location where the file is located. For example, your file is located in desktop, just type in cd desktop.
Then type in this:
copy filename destination
Example:
cd desktop (my file is on desktop, so I change the directory, otherwise, Windows will say file not found)
copy gromozon.pdf d: (This means I copied gromozon.pdf to D drive.)
For full details on copy command, just type in copy /?
The above works for XP.
Other versions of Windows will work similarly, if it doesn't, you have to type in a lot of things manually.