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can you create con folder in windows, if not why?
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Answer / rob.c.
NO.
Microsoft know that certain words have been reserved from
the DOS days.....And you can't create a folder using these
names below:
CON
LPT1
A: to Z:
AUX
PRN
COM1
NUL
are some of the ones I know of...
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Answer / rajkumar baswa
No,We cannot create the folder name CON.
It’s pretty simple, Con is a reserved name from the early
days from DOS, it stands for the “CONSOLE” I/O device, Since
it is already used by the system. If we create one with some
evil tricks then the system will get confused. There will be
an ambiguity.
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Answer / abhishek ranjan
yes it is possible...........
I can create con foldear in windows......
Do apply this Tips.....
Right Click on the folder
New
Folder
Alt+255
Fill con
Enter
Your Folder will be create on the windows.
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