Its possible to create Undeletable Folder in Windows in Any Versions ( Like Windows XP, 2000, Win 7, Win 8 ). ?
Yes Friends its Possible to create Undeletable and Unrenamable Folder in Windows Operating System only with the help of Reserved Words.
Steps to Create Undeletable and Unrenamable Folder :-
1.Click Window key + R in Keyboard OR ( Goto Run start menu -> Type Run -> Click Run ).
2.In Run Type cmd (Command) -> click OK
3.In Command window Type cd.. ->Press Enter ( Do this step for two times).
4. Next type mkdir c:\users\kanagu\desktop\con\
It will create your folder in desktop. Change this path name to desired place to create your folder
5. Now check your desktop your Undeletable & Unrenamable Folder will be created with name con
Steps to Delete this below folder created in the above process :-
1. Goto Command Window
2. Type rmdir c:\users\kanagu\desktop\con\
3. Check your desktop con folder will deleted.
Note :-
mkdir - Make directory
rmdir - Remove directory
Replace the name con Use any one below in these :-
AUX, CON, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, NUL, PRN
Yes Friends its Possible to create Undeletable and Unrenamable Folder in Windows Operating System only with the help of Reserved Words.
Steps to Create Undeletable and Unrenamable Folder :-
1.Click Window key + R in Keyboard OR ( Goto Run start menu -> Type Run -> Click Run ).
2.In Run Type cmd (Command) -> click OK
3.In Command window Type cd.. ->Press Enter ( Do this step for two times).
4. Next type mkdir c:\users\kanagu\desktop\con\
It will create your folder in desktop. Change this path name to desired place to create your folder
5. Now check your desktop your Undeletable & Unrenamable Folder will be created with name con
Steps to Delete this below folder created in the above process :-
1. Goto Command Window
2. Type rmdir c:\users\kanagu\desktop\con\
3. Check your desktop con folder will deleted.
Note :-
mkdir - Make directory
rmdir - Remove directory
Replace the name con Use any one below in these :-
AUX, CON, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, NUL, PRN
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