In my D drive a "new folder" will be made automaticly and when I am typing my pointer jump to upper line
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Curious... Are you doing anything in particular when this occurs?  How often does the folder appear?  Once there, can you delete it without receiving an error?  When did this start happening?  Any new software downloads or installations around the time this started happening?\n\nIf you're concerned about a virus threat that Norton has possibly not detected, try running a different scan like Housecall by Trent Micro.  \n\nhttp://housecall.trendmicro.com/\n\nIt's free and will let you know if something is there.  At least you'll have a second opinion on whether or not your system is infected or if there is something else going on. \n\nPost back with updates and let us know... :)
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make file with name : \n    autorun.inf\ntype:\n\n[autorun] \nicon=cool.ico  // change icon of your drive\nopen=file.exe  // run "file.exe" while cd inserted\niconindex=0
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You do not need a special program!\nFirst, on a drive other than C: if you can, create a Folder called MY DOCUMENTS.  In side of MY DOCUMENTS create the following folders,  Winword, Powerpnt, Excel, JPG, BIT, PDF, Scaned Data, CD Music.  None of these folders are inside of each other.  When you open MY DOCUMENTS you should see all of these folders.\n\nCopy all of you files to their new folders.\n\nSet each application to DEFAULT to the folder that you created.\n\nIn WORD, click on TOOLS, OPTIONS, File Locations.\nClick on Modify and change the default location to EXAMPLE:\n(Your new MY DOCUMENTS is on E:)  E:&#92;MY DOCUMENTS&#92;Winword\nClick OK.  Now copy all of your word documents to the winword folder.\n\nMake other folders inside of the winword folder for your different word projects.\n\nwhen you save a document give it a ID NAME  EX:  TOY child 1\nTOY child 2, TOY child 3\n\nComputer sort sequence is Space (no Character), 0 - 9 in number sequence, A - Z , a - z, special characters.\n\nthe file name 0 AAAaa.doc will be stored before AAAaa.doc\n\nAlways give your file a name that you will recognize two years from now.  NAME IT WHAT IT IS!   \n\nThe document named:   9 NOV 2006 MY Tools.doc  tells you exactly what kind of data is in that document without you opening it.
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just simply click and drag.\n\nthat happens to mine all the time though, when i accidently click and drag.
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I tried this myself after reading your question\nno the file will not be created again and the prosses will work normally as if the program is exist\n\nto try this your self you press CTRL+ALT+F1\ncat /dev/mouse > ~/test\n\nnow without moving your mouse press CTRL+ ALT+F2\nnano (or vim) ~/test\n(file is empty) move your mouse and try a again\nnano ~/test\nfile is filled with meaningless characters\nnow try this \nrm ~/test\n(move your mouse)\nls ~\n(the file will not be listed)\nPress CTRL+ALT+F1\nthe command is still working with no problems\n\nhave a fun
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it's the combination of spaces and squirrely chars.\n\nremove the parent dir with extreme prejudice...\n\nroot# rm -rf /path/to/dir\n\nif they're in /.Trashes ...\n\nroot# rm -rf /.Trashes\n\nif they're on another volume ...\n\nroot# rm -rf /Volumes/<volname>/.Trashes\n\nXP goes nuts when it comes to long file names or strange chars\nif need be rename and or click folder select props and uncheck hidden....then rename...remove
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Highlight the folder, then hit your "delete" key.
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the first character in the disk directory is replaced with a zero that makes it appear to be deleted
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Folders with name: CON, PRN, AUX, CLOCK$, NUL, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7, LPT8, & LPT9\ncant be created using Windows Explorer or Command Prompt directly! ( Try this out.. right click on your desktop and try creating folder named "con"it changes back to "ew Folder" )\n\nThis is prevented as XP terms these folders as SYSTEM Folder Names reserved only for the Operating System.. But there is a backdoor..(this trick is to create system folders on XP through command prompt )\n\nTry this:\nCREATION\n\nSyntax:md &#92;&#92;.&#92;&#92;$path\nExample:prompt>md &#92;&#92;.&#92;&#92;C:&#92;con\nExplanation: This would create a folder named "con" on your "C Drive"\n\n\nSimilarly to delete such folder:\nDELETION\nSyntax:rd/s &#92;&#92;.&#92;&#92;$path\nExample:prompt>rd/s &#92;&#92;.&#92;&#92;C:&#92;con\nExplanation: This would remove the folder named "con"!\nNote: rd(Remove Directory) command is used with "/s" switch as otherwise it would give error that "folder is not empty"!\n\n\nOn another hand...if you ever wondered how to create a folder with no name...then try this:\n\nCreate a New Folder from Windows Explorer\nSelect rename & type: "ALT+255"(Use Numpad)..thats it!\nALT+255 stands for blank character in ASCII...so it still accepts your folder name!
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Plug pen into USB port. \n\nOpen Windows Explorer to find out what drive letter has been assigned to the USB drive. Close Windows explorer. \n\nClick Start > Run and type in "cmd" without the quotes. Click OK. \n\nUse "cd C:&#92;" without the quotes if you are not already at the C:> prompt. \n\nAt the C:> prompt, type "CHKDSK X: /F" without the quotes where X = the drive letter of the USB drive. The space before /F is important. Press enter. \n\nIf you are asked questions like "Convert lost chains into files?" answer all such questions "Y" without the quotes and press enter. \n\nOnce finished with CHKDSK type at the C:> prompt "DEL X:&#92;File*.chk" without the quotes where X = the drive letter assigned to the USB drive. \n\nClose the dos command window and open Windows Explorer. Find your USB drive and open it. Delete any other files that you do not want. \n\n\nALWAYS use the icon on the system tray to close down the USB drive before removing it!!!!! \n\nNEVER format the USB drive. Windows will apply a different file allocation table than what the drive came with.\n\n-Quoted from newcentaur
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Experience tells me that you might have a registry corruption or a large file on your desktop. You need to run a good registry cleaner software program, and move any very large files off of your desktop into another directory. It is best only to place shortcuts on the desktop.
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When you right click on a file and then drag it on to any other location, windows gives you options to "Move", "Copy", "Create Shortcuts" to the new location or "Cancel" the operation. \n\nTry it!
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Make sure you are in a file-folder window, not a program window...
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You can copy a work. Then open a new folder and name it that word by pasting it. Is that what you mean?
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Use the Contractible Header script from Dynamic Drive to EASILY do this.  See source for URL.\n\nGood Luck!
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Typically:\n\nC:&#92; Windows&#92; System32&#92; Drivers&#92; Etc &#92;Hosts  (take out the spaces, Answers thinks it's a URL and is deleting everything after Et)\n\nYour drive letter might not be the same (my 'C' drive is really E:) and your Windows directory might be different (Win32, Win98, Windows, WinXP; lots of possibilities).
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Is it possible that the folder got moved under another folder.  Go to Windows Explorer and open all folders.\n-MM