How to Create a Folder on a PC

Using the Command Prompt

1. 
   Open the Command Prompt. You can start the Command Prompt by pressing ⊞ Win+R and typing cmd into the Run box. If you are using Windows 8, you can also press ⊞ Win+X and select Command Prompt from the menu.
2. 
   Navigate to where you want the folder to be. Use the Command Prompt navigation commands to open the location that you want your folder to reside in.
3. 
   Create a single folder. To create a folder in your current location, type mkdir foldername and press ↵ Enter. You can open your new folder by typing cd foldername.
4. 
   Create nested directories. You can create a set of directories inside each other with one command. This is useful if you are building a directory tree that you're going to populate later. Add the -p flag to your mkdir command to add multiple directories nested in each other. For example mkdir -p VacationImagesFavorites would create the Vacation directory in your current location, with the Images directory inside, and the Favorites directory located inside the Images directory.
5. 
   Copy files into your new folder. Once you have your folder created, you can start populating it with files. See this guide for details on copying files.