In the older version of Windows, which was DOS, a few words were reserved names to address a piece of hardware. You can't even rename a folder as "prn", "aux" and many others. This is because they all stand for output devices. "con" stand for 'console', "prn" stands for 'printer' and "aux" stands for 'auxillary'. Thus, you can't use these folder names if you are using dos because it will cause an error. Even if you open command prompt and type "con" without quotes and press enter, it will show:-
"' ' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."
It will not even display the word "con".
con
1.Create a new folder 2. Try to rename as con as by typing CON and without clicking out side of the folder perform left click and go to the options: insert unicode control character>> NODS CON folder named folder created.
Because there is already a folder with that name, it's called configurations, 'con' for short.
we can create a con folder in pc by using ms-dos create a con folder in C-drive by typing mkdir<space>\con\<press enter>... now u can see the folder con created in C-DRIVE OR ANY DRIVEs.. we can remove using rmdir<space>\con\<press enter>.............
When you upgrade Windows it creates a folder called windows.old
Windows.Old folder
practically anywhere! the best place is in your user account folder. right click, go to 'new' and select 'folder.' You then need to give the folder a name.
This a commonly known glitch featured in Windows. As "CON" is a reserved folder name, users are prevented from creating folders with reserved names. Some of these names are listed below: * PRN * AUX * NUL * LPT1 * COM1 * Potential drive letter - A: to Z: * A number of others
This a commonly known glitch featured in Windows. As "CON" is a reserved folder name, users are prevented from creating folders with reserved names. Some of these names are listed below: * PRN * AUX * NUL * LPT1 * COM1 * Potential drive letter - A: to Z: * A number of others
Con Con National was created in 1914.
Yes, you can create a new folder from the folder list in Outlook. Simply right-click on the folder where you want the new folder to be created, select "New Folder," and then enter a name for the folder. You can also use the "Folder" tab in the ribbon and choose "New Folder" for the same result.
To create a folder on the H drive, first, open the File Explorer and navigate to the H drive. Right-click in an empty area of the window, select "New," and then click on "Folder." Name the folder as desired, and press Enter to save the name. The new folder will now be created on the H drive.