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I found a solution I was just hesitant to try. Can now confirm it works for anyone else having this problem. It is caused by a bad registry key that got corrupted. Here is how to fix it. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/9ee6ecdf-5958-4af4-b640-c659ada57bc4/option-to-create-new-folder-on-desktop-is-missing

Hi all,

 

I am running windows 7 Home Premium and I have lost the ability to right click and from the drop down menu create a new folder. The option to create a new everything else is still there but not a new folder. At the moment i had to create a new folder over the network on the desktop from another computer and have to copy then paste then rename it in the desired location. This has become very annoying. Any solutions?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Erty

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Does CTRL + SHIFT + N work?

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if this started to happen only few days ago and u remember when u had ur pc working fine, i recommend just doing system restore to few days back when it was working fine " like 1-4 days ".

"note: if u did system restore, anything program that installed any updates during these few days will need to be reinstalled or re updated manually"

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I found a solution I was just hesitant to try. Can now confirm it works for anyone else having this problem. It is caused by a bad registry key that got corrupted. Here is how to fix it. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/9ee6ecdf-5958-4af4-b640-c659ada57bc4/option-to-create-new-folder-on-desktop-is-missing

Does not having a second parenthesis around something bother anyone else as much as it does me? (Like if this statement was missing a second side)

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I found a solution I was just hesitant to try. Can now confirm it works for anyone else having this problem. It is caused by a bad registry key that got corrupted. Here is how to fix it. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/9ee6ecdf-5958-4af4-b640-c659ada57bc4/option-to-create-new-folder-on-desktop-is-missing

still something caused that, so at least scan ur system to be in the safe side.

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I have avg and it shows nothing with a fully dynamic scan. That still doesn't mean nothing there though. Gonna check via malwarebytes and report back.

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Ctrl+Shift+N in explorer.

I had tried that and it still didn't make a new folder. 

 

still something caused that, so at least scan ur system to be in the safe side.

scanned with malwarebytes, still nothing came up. I guess it was just a random error in the registry.

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I had tried that and it still didn't make a new folder. 

 

scanned with malwarebytes, still nothing came up. I guess it was just a random error in the registry.

now thats is odd something has screwed something up.

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