After installing KB3124200 & KB3116900 updates, I'm no longer able to rename or move folders. When I try, it gives the error "Can't find the specified file".
I have done sfc /scannow but it didn't work. Also, I have run default file associations registry files from here, but it didn't work either.
My computer was recently updated to Windows 10 Pro version 1511 OS Build 10586.29
I can not name New Folders.
I can rename text or doc files.
This is the error I receive Rename Folder
Can't find the specified file Make sure you specify the correct path and file name
I had trouble making new flders in File Explorer last week but managed to fix that (at least for a day). I can now make new folders again, either via the tool bar or by right-clicking, but once the folder exists, when I try to re-name it I get an error window popping up that says: Can't find the specified file. Make sure you specify the correct path and file name. I just got the computer to make the folder, why can't it find it?
View 6 RepliesIn searching Windows 10 News I found an update not posted to Windows Update:
10586.79 Still could not Rename folders
Contacted Microsoft Support:
She had me do a System Restore to 10586.63 Was able to rename folders!
Windows Update updated to 10586.71 Again I could not Rename folders.
In addition I am having this issue on two (2) other computers.
On one I did a System Restore to 10586.63 and Renaming is now working.
How can I hold the update to 10856.71 until this is fixed?
So I have had Windows 10 for a couple of months now, and have never had any issues up until now. Whenever I try to rename a folder/ add new folder file explorer freezes as soon as i touch the keyboard.
I've scoured the internet for solutions but have had no success it's getting extremely frustrating as I can't keep having
New Folder...New Folder 1...New Folder 2 etc.
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I have been using Windows 10 for a number of months without this issue, just stared happening this morning.
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