In My Computer Disk drive E - one of folder using earlier, now iam not find the same folder file. If i create in the same name folder showing the error message contains.... the existing file already contains

1)Connect PSP to computer with USB supplied with PSP.
2)Now, press "home" button on PSP
3)Scroll down menu to option "setting" using right and left directional buttons
4)When you reach the option "USB Connection", press X button to indicate your selection
5)The "my computer" window will now show a removable drive
6)Double click on removable drive to open it. You will see a folder named "PSP" inside it.
7)Open the folder "PSP" and see whether there is a folder named "Music" inside it.
8)If you cannot see the folder named "Music", then create it inside the folder named "PSP." Make sure to name it "Music".
9)Now simply and paste the music files from hard disk to the "Music" folder, just the way you would transfer files from a CD to your hard disk.
10)Once you are done, press the "o" button on your PSP. PSP will exit from the USB connection. Now unplug PSP from the USB data cable. Now you can carry around your music collection and listen to your favourite tunes, whenever you want. Enjoy!

How to put music on PSP from computer

Are you sure the files are going in there? Many times the manufacturers only allocate the size that they need partitioned on that drive. I have seen many cases where that drive is full from factory and people always get that message.

1. Click Start and right-click Computer .
2. Select Properties .
3. Click System Protection from the left side of the Window.
4. In the section "Automatic restore points", remove the selection next to the D: drive, and then click OK . If the D: drive was not selected, close this window. Figure 3: System Protection tab with D: drive unselected
   
5. Right-click Start Explore All Users .
6. Before you can remove the backup files and folders, you need to be able to view hidden system files as follows:
   1. From the explorer window press the Alt key on the keyboard to make the menu bar appear in the window.
   2. From the file menu, click Tools , and then select Folder Options .
   3. Select the View tab.
   4. Select Show hidden files and folders , remove the selection from Hide protected operating system files and then click OK .
7. From the Folder Options window in explorer, double-click Recovery (D:) .
8. If a Window opens stating "You don't currently have permission to access this folder" opens. Click Continue .
9. If you previously copied or created any files into Recovery (D:) and you want to keep them, copy them to another drive - such as the C: drive.
10. Find and delete any files that you previously copied onto the Recovery (D:) drive.
    CAUTION:Do not delete any files that are associated to recovery! Do not delete the items RECOVERY, $RECYCLE.BIN, boot, hp, PC-Doctor, pcdr, or PRELOAD! Doing so can prevent a future system recovery from the hard drive. If you are not sure, do not delete the file.
    Press Shift + Delete to permanently remove the files.
    To delete files created from MS Backup (MS Backup files are not recovery files), find and delete the folder with the same name as the computer name in the Recovery (D:) partition. For example if the computer name is BOB-PC, the folder containing the backup files would be named BOB-PC and would be deleted.
    
11. Several confirmation windows open. Click Continue , and Yes until the folder is deleted.
12. To set Windows Folder Options back to their original setting as follows:
    1. From the explorer window press Alt to view the file menu.
    2. Click Tools , and then select Folder Options .
    3. Select do not show hidden files and folders and select Hide protected operating system files .
    4. Click OK .
13. Close explorer. The Out of Disk Space errors should no longer appear. If you would like to use the Microsoft Backup Tool again, open it and select a different external backup device to store the backup files on.

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Reboot . Go to the Control Panel \ folder options \ view and check " show hidden files "
I hope this will help you .
Best regards .

It means to create a folder to download the file into:

Create A New Folder

Folders are the basic organizational building blocks of any computer system. Without folders it would be virtually impossible to keep track of all the files that are found on even the smallest system. New folders can be created just about anywhere, but three methods are shown below.

New Folder On Desktop - Right click anywhere on an open area of the desktop. Select New and then click Folder. A new folder with the default name New Folder will be created on the desktop. Either accept the default name New Folder (bad idea) by hitting the enter key or type a new name for the folder (good idea) and then hit enter on the keyboard. To rename the foler, right click on it and select rename. Then type the new name.

New Folder Using Windows Explorer in Task View

Once again, make sure you're in the location where the new folder is to be created. In this case I'm using the same location that was used in the previous example; the root of the C drive as shown in the Address bar. In the File and Folder Tasks section, click the Make a New Folder selection. The New Folder is created in the right hand pane as shown in the second screen capture. Note that the File and Folder Tasks section also expands to include new entries relative to what can be done with the folder just created.


Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_create_a_new_folder_on_a_hard_drive#ixzz18KZemwzX

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hi!

All you have to do is:
1) Connect the iPod to your PC using a USB cord.
2) Open iTunes.
3) Click the Options button in the lower right corner of the iTunes window.
4) Click Enable USB disk use. (sometimes optional)
5) Go to "My Computer" and select your iPod.
6) Select tools and the folder option.
7) Select the "view" tab.
8) Select "Show hidden files and folders".
9) Search for the file (file name differs in earlier versions) but on all models it will be located in the "Ipod_Control" folder aka Settings
10) Look in a folder that is sometimes called "Device" find a file named "_locked".
11) Change the file name "_locked" to "_unlocked".

Regards!

1) Connect the iPod to your PC THEN, 2) Open iTunes. 3) Click the Options button in the lower right corner of the window. 4) Click Enable USB disk use. (SOMETIMES THIS MAY NOT BE REQUIRED) 5) CLICK ON "My Computer" and select your iPod. 6) Select tools and the folder option. 7) Select the "view" tab. 8) Select "Show hidden files and folders". 9) Search for the file (file name differs in earlier versions) but on all models it will be located in the "Ipod_Control" folder/Settings 10) Look in a folder that is sometimes called "Device" find a file named "_locked". 11) Change the file name "_locked" to "_unlocked".

Congrats, You got a nice virus. Its better you backup your drivers and data from ur root partition format it. reinstall your operating system and install avg 8.5 before browsing any of the other partition. I can surely tell u your task manager, registry editor or show hide folder won't be working. There is no permanent solution to this other than format. But beware don't browse other partition before installing avg 8.5. Your earlier installed antivir has given its way to virus its of no use. You won't be able to install antivirus or visit any malware removal virus site. welcome back.

Connect Sansa to computer
Double-click "My Computer" icon
Double-click Sansa icon (shows up as "Removable Drive" on some computers)
Select Tools --> Folder Options --> View --> check "Show Hidden Files and Folders"
Double-click Music folder
You should see your music files
Right-click your desktop and create a New Folder - name it some useful name
Drag a music file from the Sansam usic folder to this new folder you have created no your desktop --> it should copy the file to this new folder you have created

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Is your disk correctly partitioned?

1. Right-click My Computer.
2. Click Manage.
3. Click Disk Management.

Find your newly installed disk and see if there is any unpartitioned space on it. If there is, just create a new partition, or delete the previous one so you can create the partition which will consume full size of the disk.

hi

you could try this

1. Connect the iPod to your PC using a USB cord.
2. Open iTunes.
3. Click the Options button in the lower right corner of the iTunes window.
4. Click Enable USB disk use. (sometimes optional)
5. Go to "My Computer" and select your iPod.
6. Select tools and the folder option.
7. Select the "view" tab.
8. Select "Show hidden files and folders".
9. Search for the file (file name differs in earlier versions) but on all models it will be located in the "Ipod_Control" folder aka Settings
10. Look in a folder that is sometimes called "Device" find a file named "_locked".
11. Change the file name "_locked" to "_unlocked".