I also assumed that your second directory should be at the same location as the first one (you stated C:\Users\K YOKESH\Desktop, which I assumed it should read C:\Users\kdk\Desktop).Ĭoncerning quotation: you should always enclose the whole path within "", not only single path elements - see above how I did it. I appended a trailing \ to the path at if exist in order to check for an existing directory without it, if exist checks for both, existing files and directories.
Mkdir "C:\Users\kdk\Desktop\New folder" 2> nul Rem // Create first directory, suppress error message in case it already exists: If exist "C:\Users\kdk\Desktop\New folder\" mkdir "C:\Users\kdk\Desktop\New folder (2)" Or: rem // Check for existance of first directory if exists, create second one: Rem // First directory does not exist, so create it: Mkdir "C:\Users\kdk\Desktop\New folder (2)" Rem // First directory exists, so create second one: If exist "C:\Users\kdk\Desktop\New folder\" ( To achieve your goal, you need to check for existence in advance: rem // Check for existance of first directory:
In this article: Create a new folder when saving your document by using the Save As dialog box. You are creating a directory, then you are checking whether it exists unless there are no restrictions in creating directories, the check will always succeed, of course. You can create new folders many different ways, but the two easiest ways are by using the Save As dialog box or File Explorer.
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