Win8 clicks the right mouse button and selects only the folder

  
when the new one is created.

In the Windows 8 system, right click on some folders and select only the folder after the new one. The fault phenomenon is as follows:

The reason is that the permissions of some folders are system folders. In principle, it is not recommended to create files, folders, etc. under this folder. You can click Create if you want to test or other needs, but you need to enter a password if you use a normal user right or an account with non-administrator privileges such as Guest. If the current user has administrator privileges, it can be established directly.

Reminder: This is not a system failure. This is not the case under non-system disk or non-system properties folder. No permission adjustment is required.

Operation steps:

1. Log in to the system with Guest privileges, and create a folder as an example in the root directory of the system disk C.

2, in the blank directory of the system disk C disk, click the right mouse button and select "New (W) & rdquo; & rarr; & ldquo; folder (F) & rdquo;. As shown below:

3, the system will automatically pop up the user account control window, if you need to confirm the need to create a user password with administrator privileges (Note: if the administrator password is empty, you do not need to fill out), Then click the “Yes (Y)” button. As shown below:

4, the system will create a folder in the current directory, according to the normal operation to rename or paste the file. As shown below:

5, different operating permissions are set in different paths of the system disk, the new content and items can be different, depending on the system settings. Under normal circumstances, no need to make any permission adjustments to avoid system dysfunction or lead to data leakage caused by unsafe attributes.

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