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A folder is a visual representation of a directory within a file system used by graphical operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows. A user can sort their files into folders to keep their drive organized. Many programs use their own folders to keep their files in one place. Some directories, such as SYSTEM and System32, are reserved for use by the Windows operating system and should not be deleted.
Folders in Windows[]
User Folders[]
These folders are part of every Windows user's personal folder:
Documents, Pictures, Music, Videos, Downloads, Contacts, Favorites, Links, 3D Objects
Windows Folders[]
Folders that are found at the base of the drive are crucial parts of Windows. These include:
Documents and Settings, inetpub, PerfLogs, Program Files, Program Files (x86), Program Data, Users, Windows
Creating folders[]
Follow these steps to create more folders:
- Right click on the desktop background or within an open folder
- Click or hold your cursor on "New" text.
- Click the text that says "Folder"
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External links[]
- Folder (computing) at Wikipedia
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