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Fix: Cannot Rename or Move Folders – The File or folder does not exist

Last Updated on: July 2, 2024 by Ramesh

When you try to move or rename a folder in Windows 10 or 11, the errors Can’t find the specified file, and The file or folder does not exist occur. Also, duplicate icons with no text appear for special folders, namely Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, and Videos, under This PC section in File Explorer.Read more

Folders Refresh Automatically If Desktop Slideshow and Accent Color are Enabled

Last Updated on: July 20, 2022 by Ramesh

If you’re noticing a problem where folder contents automatically refresh at specific intervals in Windows 10/11, this is due to the combination of the two settings, Desktop Background Slideshow (or Windows Spotlight) and “Automatically pick an accent color”.

When both options are enabled, the Windows Shell sends the refresh message to all the windows every time the wallpaper changes. This causes folders to refresh the views. The automatic folder refresh would be annoying, especially if you’re scrolling through a folder containing too many files, and after a refresh, the scroll bar moves right back to the top.Read more

Launch Edge and IE View Source Editor (Dev Tools) in a Separate Window

Last Updated on: December 7, 2020 by Ramesh

When you view source of a web page in Internet Explorer in Windows 10, IE Developer tools, which is the default View Source Editor, opens as a horizontal explorer bar pinned on to the same Internet Explorer window by default.Read more

[Fix] File Explorer Error Windows cannot find “” in Windows 10

Last Updated on: June 9, 2019 by Ramesh

When you click the File Explorer shortcut in the Taskbar or launch Explorer using WinKey + E hotkey, error “Windows cannot find “”. Make sure you typed the name correctly” may occur. This happens if you’ve disabled the Quick access feature using registry edit, and File Explorer is set to open in Quick access view … Read more

How to Assign HotKeys for Windows 10 Start Menu Shortcuts

Last Updated on: May 22, 2021 by Ramesh

Here is a quick tip for users who’ve just upgraded to Windows 10 and wondering how to assign shortcut keys for Start menu shortcuts in All apps, as well as for Pinned items.Read more

Restore Missing Administrative Tools Shortcuts in Windows 10

Last Updated on: July 15, 2023 by Ramesh

The Administrative Tools folder in the Start menu contains a list of shortcuts to launch admin tools like Perfmon, Resmon, Computer Management, Registry Editor, etc. If your Administrative Tools folder is empty, use one of these ways to restore the default shortcuts. Method 1: Restore missing shortcuts using SFC The default Administrative Tools shortcuts can be … Read more

Windows Search Not Finding PDF Files Created Using “Microsoft Print to PDF”

Last Updated on: June 26, 2019 by Ramesh

If you’re wondering why your PDF files created using Microsoft Print to PDF driver aren’t indexed by Windows Search and not appearing in Search results, here is why it happens.Read more

Restore Missing “Mount” and “Burn Disk Image” Right-Click Options [ISO/IMG]

Last Updated on: September 23, 2022 by Ramesh

If the Mount and Burn disk image options are missing when you right-click an .ISO or .IMG file, it’s caused by wrong file association settings. Here is how to restore the missing “Burn disk image” and “Mount” commands back in the right-click menu in Windows 10 and 11.Read more

How to Add Classic Desktop Background and Colors Applets to Windows 10 Control Panel?

Last Updated on: May 8, 2022 by Ramesh

Windows 10 has a new user interface (i.e. the Settings page) for changing the desktop background and setting colors. The classic Desktop Background and Colors and Appearance options are replaced, but they still exist in Windows 10. Recently we saw how to access the old or classic style Desktop Background and Colors page using canonical names or command-line in the article Personalize Shows Only 24 Choices for Background Color.Read more

“This App has Been Blocked for Your Protection” in Windows 10

Last Updated on: May 12, 2019 by Ramesh

When running the installer or setup file for a program, Windows 10 may display the message “This App has Been Blocked for Your Protection” and prevent the file from running. This is done for some very valid reasons. Windows 10 has set some strict guidelines for Windows Desktop Apps certification requirements, and if the application you’re trying to install doesn’t clear some of important checklists, the User Account Control blocks the app from installing.Read more