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This should work in PowerShell on Windows or on other systems with a normal shell as long as your downloads folder is called Downloads and you don’t have a fold
by Wingy 3y ago
This should work in PowerShell on Windows or on other systems with a normal shell as long as your downloads folder is called Downloads and you don’t have a folder called old next to Downloads:
mv Downloads old && mkdir Downloads && mv old Downloads
This is assuming there aren’t any special permissions/attributes on Downloads
- bombcar 3y agoSome of them seem to have weird things where renaming a directory keeps it still the "downloads" directory - I prefer moving the contents of downloads instead.