My only guess is that the content is just enough to trigger a vertical scrollbar and in this state drawing the rename input field triggers some kind of resize that undoes the input. Note that rename is broken for ALL files in the directory, not just the bottom row. The attached video shows me pressing F2 every time the window height is changed and you can clearly see that F2 triggers "something" (scrollbar sometimes jumps) even when the rename input doesn't appear and if I decrease the height enough it suddenly starts working.Īgain increasing the height breaks it at the same position it started working.
decrease the window height some undetermined value (see attachment) increase the window height so the scrollbar disappears remove enough files so the vertical scrollbar disappears add a single file to the directory so another line of files starts All forms of rename through Caja are broken in this state.Īfter breaking it with the method shown in the video in my previous post any of the following fixes it: Start menu -> Programs -> Startup, that there is not any items here that might be calling the file at startup.No, pressing F2 does not fix the issue. This will make it highly unlikely that any file during startup will be using the file.Īlso, verify in the "startup" folder of the machine. In the startup tab, click on "disable all", restart the computer. In here verify in: "Shares", "Sessions" and "Open files" and see if your file that you are trying to rename is there. On the left side, navigate down to "Shared Folders" The computer management console will open up. Profile photo for Abhishek Girish Abhishek Girish. Right-Click "My computer" and go to "manage". Why cant I rename a folder as con in Windows (all versions). Is it local on the machine or on a share/server somewhere?Įither way, go to the machine where the file resides. No open files/folders under sessions or open files of the shares. The given path's format is not supported.: : Can't rename file -> System.NotSupportedException: The given path's format is not supported. I did check to see what might be open in the shares and there is nothing. When creating it we are unable to reneame it from DOS or GUI.
It is not an individual file - but new folder.
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