What do you mean by "incorrect syntax of file name, directory name or volume label"?

1. Original file system is damaged: When people copy files, the file system may crash due to disk damage, so the files will not be opened or become garbled.

2. System incompatibility: The computer system that created the folder by itself and actually read the folder may be different, so when reading the contents of the file, the file path is inconsistent and the file cannot be opened.

3. Invalid file name: when setting the file name, there may be invalid names such as trailing spaces or trailing periods in the file name. When opening the file, the invalid names in the file will be automatically deleted, resulting in incomplete file settings and incorrect volume label syntax.

Solution:

1. Before creating a new file, you can scan the file and repair the disk with system repair software to ensure that the disk can store the file normally.

2. If your computer is running on a dual system, you can switch to another system before running the file.

You can use antivirus software to see if there is Trojan virus in your newly created file. If you find a virus, you need to check Trojan immediately, then restart your computer and open the file.