[Edited Message Follows] Up front Addendum: I had unintentionally mixed-up CTRL+N (which is used in several contexts to create new things, but has never been in Windows Explorer or File Explorer to create a new folder, with CTRL+Shift+N), so I'm deleting that part. But for anyone who may still be using the old file menu driven shortcut, the below still applies. Unfortunately, I can't change the title of the thread.
The ability to use ALT+F,W,F changed with Windows 8 and carries over to Windows 10. It doesn't work in those contexts anymore. CTRL+Shift+N replaces ALT+F,W,F and is the sole method (that I know of) in File Explorer for creating a new folder via a keyboard shortcut. Brian
