The folder can t be renamed, and the program doesn t need to run once it is changed

This is normal, because when a program is installed and run, it will write information to the registry, and even some system files, and if you change the name of the folder, the files outside the folder, and the registry, the program cannot be found in the original folder, and of course an error will be reported.

You can uninstall the program and reinstall it, or see if there's a green version of the software (the one that doesn't need to write information to the registry).

Two methods:

1. Delete the desktop shortcut, find the program icon in the folder, right-click, and select Send to desktop shortcut.

2. For some programs that may write some information to the registry, a solution may not be able to solve it, at this time, change the name of the folder back again.

The cause of this problem is that the desktop shortcut runs with a certain path, and changing the name of the folder will invalidate the path.

First of all, changing the drive letter of the hard disk will not affect the operation of the software, because during the installation of the software, no matter what the Chinese name of your drive letter is, it only records the disk symbol, that is, the cdef disk.

As for the folder, when the software is installed, some functions are to record the installation path of the software, and save it in a certain file, at this time, if you change the name of the relevant folder, the software will error when running, because the path it originally recorded is invalid, you can only change it back. As for what you said about changing the name of the folder and not affecting the operation of the software, I don't think it's possible, or the operation of this software is more special, I can't explain it, hehe, the ability is limited.

It is estimated that it has something to do with the registry written by the program. This brings us to software development itself. It is recommended that you consider the installation path before installing this kind of software, and do not move it.

Open My Computer, then open the View menu, select the Folder Options command next to the Temp, open the Folder Options dialog box, open the View tab, and select the Lead Back Hides Extensions for Known File Types check box. Click the OK button again to exit, which hides the file's extension. Let's try to change the name of the file again, and the name change of Wenyun Silver has been successfully completed, and there will never be a phenomenon of not changing the name again.

Problem Description]:

Figure 1 Fault 2: Unable to rename the fileUnable to name the file: The file is being used by another person or program, close any program that may use the file and try again. (Figure 2).

Figure 2 Cause Analysis]:

The file suffix was changed when renamed.

The file is being used.

Easy Steps]:

My Computer] - [Tools] - [Folder Options] - [View] - Check [Hide Extensions of Known File Types] - [Rename Again].

Close the file you're using or restart your computer, don't run any programs, and rename the file.

Solution]:

Fault 1 Solution:

Open [My Computer] - [Tools] - [Folder Options] - select [View] after opening the suspicious hand - in the advanced settings, check [Hide extensions of known file types] - and then rename it again. (Figure 3, Figure 4) Figure 3 Figure 4

Fault 2 Solution:

Closing the file you're using or restarting your computer, not running any programs, and then renaming the file will usually solve the problem.

Problem Description]:

Figure 1 Fault 2: Unable to rename the fileUnable to name the file: The file is being used by another person or program, close any program that may use the file and try again. (Figure 2).

Figure 2 Cause Analysis]:

The file suffix was changed when renamed.

The file is being used.

Easy Steps]:

Computer] - [Tools] - [Folder Options] - [View] - Check [Hide Extensions of Known File Types] - [Rename Again].

Close the file you're using or restart your computer, don't run any programs, and rename the file.

Solution]:

Fault 1 Solution:

Open [Computer] - [Tools] - [Folder Options] - open it and select [View] - in the advanced settings, check [Hide the extension of the type of remorse known to pickpocketers] - and then rename it again. (Figure 3, Figure 4) Figure 3 Figure 4

Fault 2 Solution:

Closing the file you're using or restarting your computer, not running any programs, and then renaming the file will usually solve the problem.

It is not possible to change the name in the following cases.

1。The file is in use.

In general, Windows cannot change the program or file you are using. Unless it's a notepad (i.e. txt format), you can have the file change its name, attributes, and so on while you open the file. In this case, if you want to change a file, you must use the repleace command to steal the file.

For more information on how to use it, see the help under cmd.

2。You don't have permissions.

This is usually the case in the NTFS partition format. Once you have permissions on a file, you can't manipulate it. If you are only allowed to read and run, you will not be able to alter the file. Including changing the name.

The solution to this method is to double-click on "My Computer" - find "Tools" - Folder Options above, then switch to the "View" tab, find the box below that says "Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended)", and remove the previous checkbox. Then OK.

Finally, go back to the file you want to modify, right-click, Properties, and then you will find that there is a "Security" tab in the properties. Click on it, and then look for your current user in the "Group or User Name" above, if not, click "Add", and then select "Advanced" in the pop-up dialog box, select "Find Now" in the pop-up dialog box, wait a while, and list all users or groups on the current computer below. You find, there is a "everyone" in it, select it, click OK, and then OK, and then, a box will pop up to select permissions, and all the boxes under "Allow" are ticked.

Then OK, that's it.

Some files are system files that cannot be modified, and those that are difficult to change.

If you can't, you won't be able to run a program on your computer.