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FC0-U71 Practice Question: Drag and drop the steps to create a new folder on…
Drag and drop the steps to create a new folder on the desktop in Windows 10 into the correct order.
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Right-click desktop -> New -> Folder -> Type name and press Enter
The correct order to create a new folder on the desktop in Windows 10 is: right-click on an empty area of the desktop, select New from the context menu, then select Folder from the submenu, and finally type a name for the folder and press Enter. This sequence ensures the folder is created before naming it.
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Right-click desktop -> New -> Folder -> Type name and press Enter
Why this is correct
This is the correct sequence. Right-clicking brings up the context menu, selecting New opens the submenu, then Folder creates the folder, and finally typing the name and pressing Enter names it.
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Left-click desktop -> New -> Folder -> Type name and press Enter
Why it's wrong here
Left-clicking does not open the context menu; you need to right-click to access the New option. This order is incorrect.
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Right-click desktop -> Folder -> New -> Type name and press Enter
Why it's wrong here
Selecting Folder before New is impossible because Folder is a submenu item under New. The order is reversed.
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Right-click desktop -> New -> Type name -> Folder
Why it's wrong here
You cannot type a name before selecting the Folder option. The folder must exist before you can name it.
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