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The thread discusses an issue where creating a single folder on the Windows 10 desktop produces multiple folders (e.g., "New Folder," "New Folder(1)," etc.). The original poster reports this started occurring recently, after weeks of experiencing it. Respondents suggest possible causes, such as the mouse’s right-click switch or wireless mouse battery issues, and advise testing the mouse on another PC or replacing batteries, with overall helpful and technical advice provided.
The thread discusses an issue where creating a single folder on the Windows 10 desktop produces multiple folders (e.g., "New Folder," "New Folder(1)," etc.). The original poster reports this started occurring recently, after weeks of experiencing it. Respondents suggest possible causes, such as the mouse’s right-click switch or wireless mouse battery issues, and advise testing the mouse on another PC or replacing batteries, with overall helpful and technical advice provided.
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And also, is your mouse wireless or wired (with a cord on it)? If wireless, change the batteries on it and try on another PC as Henk suggests. Have seen this failure on wireless mice with failing or low batteries. Does your mouse have a Green Light on the top?
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Interesting thought, I hadn't considered that. I've been dealing with the issue for weeks. I created a folder a minute ago and got just one? If the problem returns I'll let you know if your idea works.
Thank you for your help - IM
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And also, is your mouse wireless or wired (with a cord on it)? If wireless, change the batteries on it and try on another PC as Henk suggests. Have seen this failure on wireless mice with failing or low batteries. Does your mouse have a Green Light on the top?
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